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Browse AI serves as a trigger to initiate automated workflows that execute Make actions for web data extraction and monitoring. When specific triggers activate in Browse AI's visual workflow builder, they automatically prompt Make to perform actions such as scraping web content, monitoring competitor websites, tracking product prices, or gathering lead information. This trigger-action integration enables you to set up intelligent automations where Browse AI's triggers respond to scheduled intervals or specific conditions, then automatically execute Make's data extraction actions, ensuring your teams receive fresh web data exactly when needed without manual intervention.
Creates a new scenario.
Creates a new scenario folder.
Creates a new team.
Creates or updates a connection in a custom app.
Creates or updates a custom IML function in a custom app.
Creates a custom app.
Creates or updates a module in a custom app.
Creates or updates a webhook in a custom app.
Creates or updates an RPC in a custom app.
Popular Make and Browse AI workflows.
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How to setup Make and Browse AI in 5 easy steps
Add your application module to Make
Log into your Make account and open your automation scenario. Find the app you want to connect, such as Browse AI, and add its module to your workspace. This module serves as the building block that allows Make to communicate with your chosen application and begin the connection process.
Start creating the connection
Once your module is in place, click the 'Create a connection' button that appears within the module. This button initiates the linking process between Make and your application. Give your connection a memorable name so you can easily identify it later when managing multiple automations in your workspace.
Choose how you want to connect
Make offers two ways to authenticate your connection: OAuth2 or API key. OAuth2 provides a quick authorization process where you log in and grant permission. The API key method gives you more direct control by using a special code from your Make profile. Select the method that feels most comfortable for you.
Enter your Make environment details
In the connection setup, you'll need to provide your Make environment URL, which is the web address where your Make account lives, such as 'https://eu1.make.com'. If you chose the API key method, you'll also paste in your API key, which you can find by clicking your profile icon, selecting 'Profile', and navigating to the 'API' tab to copy or create a new token.
Save and complete your connection
Click the 'Save' button to finalize all your connection settings. Depending on your chosen authentication method, you may be redirected to confirm your account access and grant the necessary permissions. Once you complete this final security step, your connection is active and you can start building automations that move data between your connected applications.
Powerful benefits of connecting Make with Browse AI
Integrate Make and Browse AI to automate data extraction workflows, receive real-time monitoring alerts, and distribute scraped web data across multiple platforms and databases.
Automatically trigger actions in other apps whenever Browse AI extracts new data from websites, eliminating manual data transfer.
Set up instant notifications across multiple channels when Browse AI detects changes on monitored websites.
Sync extracted website data from Browse AI directly into spreadsheets, databases, or CRM systems without coding.
Route scraped data from Browse AI to multiple applications simultaneously, ensuring all teams have access to the latest information.
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