Make (formerly Integromat) integration

Connect CloudTalk with your favorite apps to automate your work.

Integration overview

Make is a visual platform that lets you design, build, and automate anything – from simple tasks to complex workflows – in minutes. With Make, you can send information between CloudTalk and thousands of apps to improve customer support and communication. It’s fast and easy to use, visually intuitive, and it requires zero coding expertise.

Create without limits

Make lets you build as if you were a developer, without writing any code.

Design workflows with as many steps as you need
Integrate an infinite number of apps in a single workflow
To build complex workflows, you can use Make’s powerful no-code toolkit, which includes advanced features like iterators, aggregators, conditional logic, filtering, error handling, execution history log, and more.

Build faster than ever

With Make, it’s fast and easy to create, test and edit workflows
Reduce your time to deployment by 5x. Debug your workflow in real time to identify and solve errors, rather than searching through lines of code.

Get rid of the manual work and focus on innovating

Choose a CloudTalk template to help you get started, or build your own from scratch
Make empowers creators across all business areas, sizes, and backgrounds to build solutions to workplace challenges. It’s never too late to start.

Here are some of the ways to use CloudTalk with Make:

Maak een gesprekslogboek in Google Sheets voor elk gesprek dat je in CloudTalk maakte en ontving
Maak of werk een contactpersoon bij in Highrise vanuit een in CloudTalk geregistreerd gesprek
Ontvang een push melding in Pushbullet voor elke nieuwe voicemail die je binnen CloudTalk ontvangt
Create or update a contact in your CRM or helpdesk system
Make Zendesk tickets from new CloudTalk calls
Maak een nieuwe ActiveCampaign deal voor gesprekken die je in CloudTalk ontvangt

How to setup CloudTalk + Make integration

Sign up for Make to get started
Create a new scenario by connecting app modules and selecting triggers and actions
Give your scenario a quick test run
If you’re happy with it, set it to run on a schedule, then sit back and relax