Unable to connect Make to Wix

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:bullseye: What is your goal?

I am trying to connect my Make to my Wix website along with other connections to calendly and Clickup

:thinking: What is the problem & what have you tried?

so far I have ran into issue after issue of trying to get all the connections aligned and synced. I keep getting a message saying the “legacy” connection no longer works.

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Hey Tony,

Which modules are you using and how are you trying to set the connection up?

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this is what I have so far

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These look fine though. The dropdowns are all populated correctly, so the ClickUp connection is working.

But why are you creating a new task where the name is the same as the ID of the one triggering it?

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high, maybe im still doing something wrong? Do I need my Admins login in info to connect to WIX and make?

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It sounds like the main issue may be the Wix connection rather than the overall Make setup.

If Make is specifically reporting that the connection is “legacy,” I would first check which Wix module is using that connection and whether Make is offering a newer connection/authentication method for that module.

I wouldn’t delete the existing connection immediately. First identify all scenarios/modules that depend on it, because replacing a connection can affect existing workflows.

A good troubleshooting approach would be:

  1. Open the Wix module that is showing the error.

  2. Check which connection it is currently using.

  3. Try creating/selecting a new Wix connection using the current authentication method.

  4. Test that connection with the Wix module before replacing it in your production scenario.

  5. Then check the Calendly and ClickUp connections separately so you know which integration is actually causing the failure.

If you can share the exact error message or a screenshot of the Wix module/connection screen, it would be easier to determine whether you’re dealing with a deprecated connection, authorization issue, or a module/version issue.

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Hi Tony,

as far as I can see, you started the scenario on 07/14/2026 and I think there was an update to the WIX Auth system right after that.

I looked it up for you:

Use the new “Wix (client credentials)” connection type instead. It needs three things: App ID, App Secret, and an Instance ID.

Rough flow:

  1. In Wix: Develop → OAuth → create a new app, pick “self hosted”.
  2. In Make: drop in a Watch Events module, turn it on, copy the generated webhook URL.
  3. In the OAuth app: add the “App installed” webhook, paste that URL, subscribe.
  4. Install the app on your site: the Instance ID then shows up in the module’s output once it fires.
  5. Grab the App ID + Secret from the OAuth app settings, plug all three into the client credentials connection.

After that your Wix module should work fine. The App ID/Secret alone won’t cut it anymore, the Instance ID is the new piece. :slight_smile:

Make sure the connection has the right scopes added for what you’re trying to receive in Make.

Cheers!