# Make.com

Make.com is another platform that offers users an easy way to automate manual tasks. To create an automation, you need to have a Make account.

You can go to the Make page from your Boomerangme account: go to the integration section and search for "Make", click "Connect".

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On the next page, you need to log in or create an account.  Click the "Install" button.&#x20;

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Select the "Organization" checkbox. On the next page, go to the dashboard.

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To create an automation you need to click "+ Create a new scenario" in the "Scenarios" section.&#x20;

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You can change the name of the automation in the upper left corner.  Press "+" in the center of the screen and type "Boomerangme" in the search bar.

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Select the application.   Now you can select the desired trigger or action from the list.  &#x20;

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Let's do a short automation within our app: when a customer is created, a card is issued and a reward is added to it.  The first step is to create the customer (trigger). So we choose "Customer created event" from the list.

Then you need to create a webhook.

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In the modal window you can change the name of the webhook. Then click on "Create a connection".  

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&#x20;In the next modal window you can also change the connection name. And it is necessary to insert API Key from Boomerangme personal account.  &#x20;

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Click save.   Then click "Run once" and make a test trigger: create a customer in our system.

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Customer creation webhook is received, now you can select the "Issue a card" action.  

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&#x20;In the "Issue a card" action, we need to fill in the Template ID (select a template from the drop-down list) and Customer ID fields (make a data mapping from the webhook).

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Similarly, let's add the next module: "Add reward to a card". In this action we need to fill in the fields: Serial Number (match from webhook) and Rewards (write the number of rewards to be added to the card).  Optionally you can fill in the Comment field.

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Let's test our automation: click "Run once" and create a customer in Boomerangme (our trigger).  

The customer is created, the card is issued and the reward is added.

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&#x20;  In Make we can see that the automation was successful at all stages.  The only thing left to do is to save it.

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In the automations section it will be displayed in the general list. You can activate and deactivate it.

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