What is your goal?
Has anyone created a connection between Make.com and Zoho Analytics? There is a selection for one, but the company did not respond to my questions. Also, when I saw their website, I’m not so confident about their conscientiousness. SO…
I desparately need to create a connection between Make & Zoho Analytics! I tried once on my own, but it is too complicated. The help documents didn’t provide enough information, and AI couldn’t quite find the correct combination.
There are Make connections that have been connected to other Zoho modules. Zoho said that they all came from Make.
Can anyone help guide me in creating a properly functioning connection to Zoho Analytics, please?
What is the problem & what have you tried?
I tried to create a cutom connection, but couldn’t get the code required in Make to a complete point. I triend so many variations that it’s just a mess now. The attempts at usine the code kept failing.
Error messages or input/output bundles
Error,
Connection Failed
Hi @Rebecca_Kuprowicz
I realized the Zoho analytics module redirects to a broken website. But I just tried a HTTP advanced OAuth 2.0 and it worked perfectly. Here are the steps:
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I went to zoho API console and then created a new web hosted API. I filled 3 values; Client name, Homepage URL and Authorized Redirect URIs. I will add screenshots. Once that was done Zoho gave me 2 values. Client ID and Client Secret.
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Once that was done I opened a HTTP module in make and added https://zoho.com as URL and then I selected OAuth 2.0 which was the last option from the drop down. It immediately showed a blue connect button which open the second window after clicking.
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This auth window has 5 key inputs. a) Authorize URI b) Token URI c) Scope d) Client ID and e) Client Secret. I entered this Authorize URI: https://accounts.zoho.com/oauth/v2/auth
This Token URI: https://accounts.zoho.com/oauth/v2/token
This Scope: ZohoAnalytics.data.all
Note that this scope gives that HTTP module access to everything on your Zoho analytics so if you want to narrow the capabilities you can check out the docs. And for the 4th and 5th Client ID and Client Secret I used the values that Zoho gave me after I created my API.
Once that was done I hit the save button and my Zoho analytics was live on make fully integrated.
Cheers.
Daraima
Should be possible, but need a more advanced user to guide me. The documentation is for Make and Zoho Analytics are insufficient to create a Custom Connection… which would be my preference.
Thank you, Daraima! The details really help, including the site links. I also really appreciate you taking time to upload some screenshots too!
The ‘Connection Failed’ error on Zoho almost always traces to a data-center mismatch. Zoho runs separate regions, so if your account sits on .eu, .in, or .com.au, you must use the accounts.zoho.[region] authorize and token URLs, not the .com ones. Register a server-based app in Zoho’s API Console, paste Make’s redirect URI, and add the ZohoAnalytics scope. Match the region first; the rest usually clicks.
@Rebecca_Kuprowicz
Great point from Stephen. To restate what Daraima wrote, if you did follow those steps exactly and your connection is failing, the most likely reason is that the region is not matching.
Zoho has distinct data centers and the OAuth URLs are unique to each one:
.com → https://accounts.zoho.com
.eu → https://accounts.zoho.eu
.in → https://accounts.zoho.in
.com.au → https://accounts.zoho.com.au
.jp → https://accounts.zoho.jp
Just change the base URL in your Authorize URI and Token URI that corresponds to the region your Zoho account is under. Everything else stays exactly the same as Daraima described.
Good Luck
Thanks for your input. Stephen! Yes, that’s true.
