Once you have set up your Make PDF4me connection, you can start creating awesome scenarios that can help you simplify your document tasks.
PDF4me comes with a lot of actions to help build document workflow scenarios. Let us look here with a simple example where you can convert a file from a cloud storage - say Dropbox - to PDF and store it back.
Step 1
Add a Dropbox module and specify the action you want to perform. Here we are downloading a file from Dropbox for conversion.
Step 2
Add a PDF4me module with Convert to PDF or any action you would want to perform on the file. In our sample, we use the Convert to PDF action.
Set the Source File as Dropbox - Download a File
Step 3
Finally, add another Dropbox module with an Upload File action.
Set the File Name as Name and Data as Document from the PDF4me action. You can also add custom value to the File Name if you want a different name.
You can test your scenario using the Run Once button on the bottom left of the Make UI. If all your configurations are fine you can save and publish your scenario or automate it.
Here are a few sample templates to get you started quickly with your document automation.
Convert new files in Dropbox into PDF Add text watermark to incoming files in Dropbox Compress new files added to Dropbox Recognize text with OCR in new files in Dropbox Split an incoming file in Dropbox to smaller PDF
You can make the most out of Make and PDF4me with an active PDF4me Subscription. If you run a business or if you have a lot of documents to process on a monthly basis, feel free to choose a Plan in our PDF4me API Portal.