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On this page:• Overview• Step 1: Authorize Make to access WildApricot• Step 2: Integrate WildApricot in MakeOverviewWith Make, you can harness the power of WildApricot's API for automated workflows without having to write or understand code.Important Note: Integromat is now Make. If you have previously created WildApricot integrations with Integromat, it's important that you upgrade to Make as soon as possible. Make will discontinue support for Integromat integrations starting on June 30, 2023, and all Integromat integrations will be deactivated on September 30, 2023. For more information, see End of Integromat.The process of setting up an automated workflow integration with Make involves two main steps:Step 1: Authorize Make to access WildApricotStep 2: Integrate WildApricot in your Make accountThese steps are described in detail below. Step 1: Authorize Make to access WildApricotIn your WildApricot Admin view, select Apps from the sidebar menu.Select Authorized applications.Click the Authorize application button at the top of the screen.In Application authorization, select Server application and click Continue.In Application details, enter Make as the application name and select Full access.Copy the unique API key to your clipboard and click Save in the top left corner of the screen.Step 2: Integrate WildApricot in MakeGo to make.com and click Get started free to create a new account, or log in if you already have a Make account. In your Make account, click Create a new scenario. Click the large plus sign to select a trigger app. Search for and select WildApricot as the trigger app.Select a WildApricot action module from the list. (In the example below, Create contact is selected.) Click Create a connection.Paste the copied API key from your WildApricot account where indicated, and click Save. Your Make account is now integrated with your WildApricot account. Follow the prompts within Make to complete your automated workflow scenario.Check out the WildApricot public templates (available in your Make account) for some great ideas to get you started.