Trigger a Zapier, Make or n8n flow from transglot events, and drive transglot back over the API.
Who this is for
Owners, admins and developers building automation between transglot and the rest of your stack.
What happens next
There are two directions and you can use either or both.
transglot → your flow. Your automation platform subscribes to transglot events, and transglot calls it when one happens. That is what makes "when a batch finishes, post to our release channel" or "when a locale is published, kick off a deploy" possible without polling.
Your flow → transglot. The public API is the other half: push strings, start a translation, run a quality check, publish a locale.
transglot ships an app for each of the three platforms, so the connection is configuration rather than a custom HTTP node, though the API is there if you would rather.
It is free from the Starter plan up.
Related
The public API
Webhooks
The integrations hub