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# Use Agentalk with Make

Agentalk provides a ready-to-use Make.com application. Use it to connect Agentalk with the rest of your stack and build automations without writing code.

### What you can do with Make

Use the Make integration to connect Agentalk with tools such as:

* CRMs
* Spreadsheets
* Forms
* Ads platforms
* Messaging tools

With these workflows, you can:

* Trigger calls automatically
* Manage contacts across systems
* Launch and update campaigns visually

### Get the Agentalk Make application

Start by adding Agentalk inside Make.

1. Open the [**Agentalk Make app invite**](https://us1.make.com/app/invite/df41ee9db6cb8448a74d5de4b54d5f59?organizationId=16311).
2. Accept the invite in Make.
3. Create a new scenario, or open an existing one.
4. Search for **Agentalk** in the apps list.
5. Add the Agentalk app to your scenario.

After you add the app, Make prompts you to connect your Agentalk account.

### Authenticate your connection

Use your Agentalk API token to connect Make to your workspace.

1. In Make, open the Agentalk connection dialog.
2. Paste your Agentalk API token.
3. Confirm the connection.
4. Save the connection.

After authentication, you can start building scenarios immediately.

### Build automations visually

Make lets you design multi-step workflows in a visual builder.

A typical flow looks like this:

1. A trigger starts the scenario.
2. Make passes data into Agentalk.
3. Agentalk creates or updates the relevant resource.
4. The scenario continues into your next tool.

Use this pattern to automate outbound calls, sync contacts, or coordinate follow-up actions after campaign events.

### Common use cases

Common Make scenarios include:

* Send form submissions into Agentalk as new contacts
* Trigger calls from CRM updates
* Push call outcomes into spreadsheets or messaging channels

### Next steps

Here are the recommended next steps after completing this guide:

* [**API documentation**](/integrations/api-documentation.md): Locate your API token and authenticate Make securely.
* [**Use webhooks for post-call automation**](/integrations/use-webhooks-for-post-call-automation.md): Send call data into downstream automations.
* [**Manage contacts**](/contacts/manage-contacts.md): Prepare contact data for synced workflows.


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