I work for a company and I regularly use workflow tools like Zapier and Make. However, I’ve encountered limitations with Zapier, particularly when it comes to certain modules like Instagram For Business and LinkedIn. Consequently, we are considering subscribing to your service in the near future.
As we work with hundreds of clients, we would like to know how we can create a scenario for each client with the necessary authentication to connect their social media accounts (Facebook Pages, Instagram, etc.) within our workflows.
We appreciate your assistance in advance and hope to find a suitable solution with your service.
we can create the setup through make and integration of socila media platform like facebook pages instagram etc and you need to authentication to connect to any social media platform within your workflow,
We wanted to know if it was possible. I tested a scenario using make by retrieving data from Zapier via a webhook. It worked. However, I noticed that the authentication system for social networks did not persist over time. Thus, the scenario was no longer viable as I could no longer connect my client.
I’d like to know why the connections don’t last and I have to reconnect my modules ?
I’m having a little trouble understanding what you’re trying to accomplish, but it sounds like you want to build scenarios/automations for your clients to use, but with their own accounts on the various services involved?
Depending on your plan, you can create templates or export scenarios.
Since you have access to your client’s Make Organization, you can import scenario blueprints into new scenarios or create new scenarios based on your templates.
Either way, someone will need to create connections to the various services (by logging in to each if its OAuth, supplying API keys or PAT tokens, etc…) then selecting those connections within the modules in the new scenarios.
If you have dozens of modules to update once a new connection with a service has been established, there are ways to bulk update the connections.
Some connections can be created via Make’s API, but not for OAuth since those need interaction.
