Make Integration With Salesforge

Make (formerly Integromat) is an advanced workflow automation platform. The Salesforge-Make integration lets you connect Salesforge to thousands of apps by building custom scenarios. Essentially, you can trigger a Make workflow from Salesforge events or vice versa. This means Salesforge can automatically interact with any app that Make supports, providing powerful automation capabilities.

Key Features

In Make, once you authenticate the Salesforge module (using an API key from Salesforge settings), you can choose Salesforge triggers (e.g. new lead or new reply) and actions (e.g. create a Salesforge contact or sequence). For example, a Make scenario could create a Google Sheet row whenever a Salesforge lead is emailed, or send a webhook to Salesforge from another app. Each scenario is fully customizable in the Make editor.

How To Use It

Using Webhooks:

1. In Salesforge, go to Settings -> Integrations -> Webhooks and create a new webhook.
2. Paste the Custom Webhook URL from a Make scenario as the target. Choose events (e.g. email_sent, reply, bounce).
3. Salesforge will POST those payloads to Make when triggered.
4. In Make, add a Custom Webhook trigger module.
5. When Salesforge sends data, the webhook will receive it; map the fields and continue (This requires a Salesforge plan that supports webhooks).

Using REST API:

1. In Salesforge, generate an API key (Settings -> API Keys).
2. Use Make’s HTTP module (“Make a request”) to call Salesforge’s REST endpoints, e.g. POST leads or update contacts via the API.
3. Include the API key per Salesforge’s auth (typically in an Authorization header).
4. This lets Make retrieve or push data.

Using Zapier:

1. Salesforge offers a Zapier integration (you get an API key under Settings -> Integrations -> Zapier).
2. For example, create a Zap on a Salesforge trigger and send it to a Make webhook (or vice versa).
3. Tools like n8n or Albato similarly support Salesforge and can bridge to Make.