Cheerful + Make integration

How the Make integration works

Cheerful cannot yet send its own events, like “creator opted in”, into a Make scenario, because it has no outbound webhooks. Zapier is not in Cheerful’s catalogue today.

What can you do with Cheerful and Make?

4 ways influencer teams use this connection today. Each one is something the agent does now, not a roadmap item.

• Find out why a Make scenario failed

  Ask the agent to pull the latest logs and incomplete executions for a scenario, such as the one that posts new creators to your wholesale channel, and summarize what failed.

  1. A scenario stops running
  2. Agent reads its logs
  3. You get a summary of the failure

• Reschedule a Make scenario around a campaign

  If a Make scenario would email the same creators Cheerful is contacting, the agent can change its schedule for the campaign window, then set it back when the campaign ends.

• List every Make scenario a client runs

  Have the agent list every scenario per team with its status, which helps agencies audit a client’s stack before a campaign.

• Check a Make scenario’s webhook activity

  The agent can read webhook activity and logs, so you can confirm a scenario’s webhook is receiving events.

What Cheerful's agent can do in Make

Make exposes 39 actions to Cheerful’s agent. The useful ones:

• List scenarios by team
• Update a scenario’s name, schedule or folder
• Move a scenario to trash (restorable for 30 days)
• Read scenario and execution logs
• List failed or unfinished executions
• Read a scenario’s declared inputs and outputs
• Check webhook activity and logs

How to connect Make to Cheerful

Setup takes 3 steps. Connected apps are added from the app catalogue in Settings.

1. 1

   In Make, create an API token with scenario read and write scopes.

2. 2

   In Cheerful, open Settings, go to Integrations, search the catalogue for Make and paste the token.

3. 3

   In the chat that opens, ask the agent to list your scenarios to confirm the connection.

What the Make integration does not do

Stated plainly, so you can plan around it before you connect.

Cheerful and Make: common questions

Does Cheerful integrate with Make?

Yes, as a connected app. Cheerful’s agent can list your Make scenarios, update their schedule and settings, and read their logs. It cannot yet push Cheerful events into a scenario.

Does Cheerful have a Zapier integration?

No. Zapier is not in Cheerful’s app catalogue today, and Cheerful has no outbound webhooks. Many Zapier jobs can be done by connecting the destination app directly, since the catalogue has more than 1,000 apps.

Can Cheerful trigger a Make scenario when a creator opts in?

Not today. Cheerful has no outbound webhooks, so its campaign events cannot start a Make scenario.

Can Cheerful build a Make scenario for me?

No. Scenarios are built in Make. The agent can list existing scenarios, change their schedule or settings, and move them to trash.

Is the Make integration free?

Connecting Make is available in Cheerful, which is free to start. Your Make plan’s operation limits still apply.

Often connected alongside Make

• HubSpotConnected app · CRMLog opted-in creators as contacts and collaborations as deals
• Google SheetsNative integration · SpreadsheetsAn AI fills each creator’s row in your sheet from their email thread
• SlackNative integration · Team chatReply alerts and one-tap gift approvals in your team’s channel
• AirtableNative integration · DatabasesCreate or update a record per creator in your Airtable base

See all integrations, or read which tools Cheerful integrates with for the native integrations and the ones that do not exist yet.