What are you trying to achieve?
I made an automatic invoicing system for my uncle and instead of him paying someone else to do them he now pays me, however i want to find out how can i send him him a link to create a connection to an app eg. Google docs instead of me having to add his account to my pc.
Steps taken so far
I already created his scenario i just want to know for future reference.
Hi @Tyreece_S,
I am not sure if I follow your logic here. Could you elaborate on your setup and what you want to happen?
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I want to start my own automation creation agency , but modules require account connections , i don’t want to be adding client accounts to my own PC to gain access to their google sheets for example, how do i set up something where i can create a connection to a module by just sending them a SSO link:)
Well, there are several ways of working with customers and their connections. You might find this useful: How do people monetize the use of Make? - #2 by Henk-Operative
Generally, there is nothing wrong with adding customers’ connections to your Make account. As long as you can keep the overview and don’t mind that operations cannot be traced easily.
On the other hand, I’d advise you to open (or have open) new Make accounts for your customers, which you can access as an App developer. This makes everything nice and separated, you can do your thing and if in the future the customer wants to move on, it can happen with a few clicks.
If you are technical enough, you can also use Make’s API to programmatically add connections to your Make account: https://www.make.com/en/api-documentation/connections-post#connections-post
Cheers,
Henk
Thank you so much , you’re a star . So how do i invite myself as a developer onto their account, and will i be able to edit their scenarios from my personal account or from theirs