Make (Integromat)
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The Sayweek app for Make: instant triggers and modules for ideas, posts and news sources – connected with an API key.
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The Sayweek app for Make gives you instant triggers (webhooks) and modules for ideas, posts and news sources – so your scenarios can react to Sayweek events and create ideas or drafts.
What it does
- Triggers: New idea · New draft ready for approval · Post approved · Post published · New comment on a published post.
- Modules: Create idea · Create draft post · Add news source (RSS) · Approve post · Find post · Find brand.
Connect
- Open Settings → All integrations and click the Make card.
- Under API key, click New key (owner permission needed).
- If the scenario should approve posts too, tick May also approve posts (approve) – only if the Zap / scenario really should publish first.
- Copy the key with Copy – you see it only once.
- Click Sayweek on Make ↗ and add a connection with the key.
- Add a Sayweek module to your scenario – or start from one of the Examples on the card.
Good to know
By default the key can create ideas, drafts and news sources and read posts. Approving also needs approvals allowed on the Claude & ChatGPT (MCP) card, and Every post is approved by a person must be off. Running scenarios show up under Active triggers.
Disconnect
- Open the Make card.
- Click Revoke in the key's row. The Make subscriptions made with that key are removed too.
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