Make - Verified SEEN App
Use Make’s verified SEEN App to integrate with SEEN
Send Data to SEEN - Create a Video
- Click this link and create a user - https://eu1.make.com/
- Click "Scenarios"
- Choose the module you will send data from (Webhook, Google sheet etc)
- Create data structure within the module
- Click on “Determine data structure” and send an example payload to the Webhook (in case of Webhook module) to map your data structure in Make.
- Click the half moon on the right of the chosen module and connect it to the following module: "SEEN - Create a Video". This module will send data to SEEN
- Configure the "SEEN - Create a video"-module:
- Create a Connection:
- Add the Token you have received from SEEN.
- Add the Campaign Slug you have received from SEEN.
- Standard fields:
- Add the standard fields you will be sending in. Note that both First Name and Customer ID are mandatory fields
- Extra Arguments:
- If you use additional data fields in you video, you can map them by using Key-Value pairs under Extra Arguments.
- You can now test your connection.
- Follow the steps 1-4 in the first part of this guide, but this time choose “SEEN - Make an API Call” as the second module
- Type in the payload under “Body” by following the body structure defined in our documentation.
- You can copy the above example here (make sure to change the content to match your campaign set-up):
Send Data to SEEN - Make an API Call
If you wish to create your payload manually, you can use the Make an API Call - module instead by following these steps
[ { "first_name": "{{1.first_name}}", "last_name": "{{1.last_name}}", "email": "{{1.email}}", "customer_id": "{{1.customer_id}}", "extra_args": { "country": "{{1.country}}", "city":"{{1.city}}" } } ]
- Replace and add relevant fields and corresponding placeholders for values based on the existing module that you have connected
- You can now test your connection
Receive data back from SEEN
- Create a new “Scenario”
- Choose “SEEN - Watch for created video” as the first module
- Click on “Create a Webhook” and name your webhook.
- Share your webhook URL with SEEN
- You will now be able to map the callback payload to the next module to send data back to your system.
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Last updated on November 25, 2024