Aircall
monday

Streamline Call Management

Transform call data into actionable tasks. Enhance teamwork with seamless integration. Improve workflow efficiency instantly.

When this happens...

New Call Ended
Trigger new event when a call ends

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automatically do this!

Create Subitem
Creates a subitem.

Explore Triggers and Actions

New Call Ended
Trigger new event when a call ends
New Note Added
Trigger new event when a new note is added to a call
New SMS
Trigger new event when a new SMS is received.
New Number Created
Trigger new event when a number is created
New Tag Added
Trigger new event when a tag is added to a call
Create Board
Creates a new board.
Create Column
Creates a column.
Create Group
Creates a new group in a specific board.
Create Subitem
Creates a subitem.
Create Item
Creates an item.
Create an Update
Creates a new update.
Get Column Values
Return values of specific column(s) for a board item.
Get Items By Column Value
Searches a column for items matching a value.
Update Item Name
Update an item's name.

About the apps

Learn more about

Aircall

and

monday

, and how they work together to automate your workflows.

About

Aircall

Aircall is a versatile call center software designed to empower customer-centric teams, streamlining communication for better service.

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About

monday

monday.com is essential for support teams, streamlining project management and improving customer communication and service delivery.

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Why

Aircall

+

monday

= Perfect Match

Integrating Aircall and Monday allows teams to bridge customer interactions with their project management seamlessly. The 'New Call Ended' trigger initiates the creation of subitems on Monday whenever a call concludes, ensuring that every customer interaction translates into actionable tasks. This streamlined approach not only reduces manual entry but also enhances collaboration among team members, enabling faster resolutions and greater accountability in follow-ups.

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