Make Quick-Start Guide
With a few simple steps, start using Make to send Confection data to thousands of different endpoints.
Issues? Questions? Feedback? Leave a comment. Already have a Confection account? Already installed Confection on your site or app? Skip to step four. New to Confection? Learn more here.
If you haven’t already, create a Confection account. If you already have a Confection account, log in.
Click “My Account” (or “Set Up My Account” if you’re accessing your account for the first time). Enter your contact information, the domain(s) on which you want to use Confection, and select one of our two data storage options. Then, click “Save Changes.”
Click "API Keys" (or "Get My Keys" if you're accessing your account for the first time). Copy your account ID and API keys. You'll need them in the next step.
At this point, you'll want to make sure you've installed Confection on your site. If you haven't started writing data to your account, you won't see any test information when you set up your connection.
If you need to install Confection, click "Install Confection" inside your Confection account and/or see our quick-start guides.
After you've installed Confection, log in to your Make account. Create a new scenario or load an existing one. On the scenario editor, click the plus button, and search for "Confection." Pick the trigger or action you want to use.
If you haven't added your Confection connection yet, click "Add," and enter the account ID and private (secret) key from step 3.
Once this is done, select your connection from the dropdown. Depending on the trigger or action you selected, enter the relevant information, and click "Ok."
The following triggers are available:
leads/event/{event_name}
API endpointleads/field/{field_name}
API endpointleads
Confection API endpointFor more information about these endpoints, see the live API panel and the API documentation in your Confection account. All triggers return complete JSON data from every collection
field.
After creating an event trigger, you can also create an action. In any scenario, click the plus button to add another module to your Confection event action. Search for "Confection," and select one of the available actions.
Either select your exiting Confection connection or configure a new one. Then, configure the action's properties with Confection's values and/or your own custom values.
The following Confection action values are available:
{UUID}/related
API endpoint{UUID}/full
API endpointFor more information about these endpoints, see the live API panel and the API documentation in your Confection account. All actions return data directly from the Confection API.
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