I was wondering if its possible to connect internally developed apps with Make, since this can give us a huge boost on productivity.
Thanks
I was wondering if its possible to connect internally developed apps with Make, since this can give us a huge boost on productivity.
Thanks
Hi Christian. Welcome to the Community!
Make can connect to any service that has a publicly available REST API. In some circumstances, it can even connect to services on your own internal network, as long as they have a REST API.
Even if there isn’t an existing Make app for the service you’re trying to reach, you can use either Make’s built-in HTTP app, or you could build your own Make custom app.
Using the HTTP module is a little harder for average users as you need to understand a little about APIs, HTTP methods and JSON data. But you can get started right away.
Custom apps on the other hand make it much easier for any average users, but they’ll need to wait while you (or someone else) builds that app.
Custom apps can be private (only available in your own Make org), published (sharable by invitation URL with other Make orgs) or Verified (listed on the public Make app gallery and available to all Make orgs in the scenario builder).