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Overview

To authenticate with Make, you need the following information:

1. API Key - A unique key that provides secure access to your Make account.
2. Domain - The domain of your Make account, typically your Make workspace URL.

This guide will walk you through finding or generating these credentials within Make.

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Prerequisites:

• You must have a Make account.
• You should have administrative access to generate an API Key.
• Confirm the domain of your Make workspace.

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Step 1: Generating an API Key

1. Log into your Make account.

2. Navigate to Account Settings by clicking on your profile icon in the bottom-left corner and selecting Profile.

3. Under the API Access tab, click Add Token.

4. In the Add token dialog, do the following: Label: type a custom name for your token that will help you recognize what the token is used for Scopes: select the scopes you need for working with API resources.

5. Click Save.

6 Make generates your token. Copy and securely store this key. Once you leave the Profile section, parts of your token will be hidden for security reasons. You won’t be able to see or copy your token again.

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Step 2: Finding Your Domain

1. Identify your Make workspace domain. It typically appears as the subdomain of your account URL, for example: https://your-workspace-name.make.com , your-workspace-name is the domain of your Make account.
2. Copy this domain name for use during the authentication process.

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Step 3: Connecting Your Make Account

To link your Make account:

1. Navigate to the Make authentication form in your application.
2. Enter the following details:

• API Key: Paste the key you generated in Step 1.
• Domain: Enter the domain of your Make account from Step 2.

3. Click Connect to complete the authentication process.

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Notes:

• API Key: Ensure you handle your API Key securely, as it provides full access to your Make account.
• Domain: Double-check the domain for accuracy to avoid connection errors.
• For troubleshooting or additional support, refer to the Make Help Center.