If a tool has an API, Make can connect to it, even when no ready-made module exists.
You’ve built automations in Make, then hit a wall. The system you need, whether it’s an in-house tool or something specific to your industry, has no pre-built module. So part of the job stays manual.
We build custom API integrations inside Make. An API is the door a system opens so other software can exchange data with it. Using Make’s HTTP module and custom app framework, we connect your proprietary systems and package the work so your team can reuse it.
Custom HTTP module setups for any REST API
OAuth and custom login handling
Pagination and rate limits managed for you
Custom apps your team can reuse across Make
We study the system’s API, including how it handles logins, data formats and paging through results.
We configure the right method, such as OAuth 2.0, API keys or custom tokens, in Make’s secure connection system.
Each request is built so Make collects every page of results and stays within rate limits.
Where it makes sense, we turn the integration into a reusable custom app for your team.
We’ve architected complex Make scenarios for technical and non-technical teams. We bring that same care for clean design and cost to custom API work, so your integrations stay easy to maintain.
Yes. Make’s HTTP module can connect to any REST API. For GraphQL, SOAP or non-standard APIs, we set up custom requests that handle the specific protocol.
Yes. Make’s custom app framework lets us create reusable modules with proper login handling, multiple actions and structured outputs. Your team gets a polished way to use internal tools inside Make.
We set up Make connections with the right method, such as OAuth 2.0, API keys, Basic Auth or custom token flows. Credentials are stored securely in Make’s connection system.
We build scenarios that handle cursor, offset and token pagination, the different ways APIs split results into pages. Make then works through every page automatically.
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