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Learning more about Make

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At Clustdoc, we offer an integration with Make, an automation platform that lets you connect your Clustdoc account with hundreds of other apps—without writing a single line of code.

What is Make?

Make (formerly Integromat) is a simple and powerful automation tool. Thanks to its intuitive visual interface, you can create automated workflows by linking Clustdoc with your favorite tools (CRM, ERP, communication platforms, etc.).

Example

Let’s say you want to be automatically notified in Slack when a client adds a new document to their Clustdoc application:

  1. Clustdoc Trigger
    Use the "Watch documents added by clients" trigger to detect when a new document is added.

  2. Slack Action
    Add the "Send a message in Slack" action in the channel of your choice to alert your team.

🎯 Result: As soon as a document is added to an application, an alert is automatically sent to your team in Slack.

Triggers and Actions

By combining multiple actions and triggers, you can automate complex workflows in just a few clicks.

Here’s the list of Clustdoc triggers available in Make:

  • Watch submitted applications

  • Watch Approved Applications

  • Watch Pending Submission Applications

  • Watch Applications

  • Watch Late Applications

  • Watch Applications Updated By Clients

  • Watch Documents Added By Clients

  • Watch Closed Applications

  • Watch Progress Stage Applications

  • Watch Status Of Steps In Applications

  • Watch Applications Tasks Completed

  • Watch Step Tasks Completed Applications

  • Status Application Step Submitted

  • Status Application Step Approved

Here’s the list of Clustdoc actions available in Make:

  • Create application

  • Close application

  • Assign new stakeholder to role

  • Update Form fields

How to connect Clustdoc to Make ?

  1. Log in to your Clust account.

  2. Click Profile Icon > Settings > Developers > API Integrations section

  3. In the Token Name filed, enter a name for the token and select the permissions for the token

  4. Click “Create”

5. Copy the API token to your clipboard

6. Go to Make and open the Clust module’s Create a connection dialog

7. In the Connection name field, enter a name for the connection

8. In Your Clust API Key filed, enter the API key copied in step 5 and click “Continue

9. ✅ The connection has been established

In case of issues

If you have any questions regarding Clustdoc settings, feel free to contact us. Please note that our support team’s expertise is limited to our own product, and some integrations have been developed by the automation platform in collaboration with your team.

If you encounter issues with data being retrieved from a third-party application, please contact the respective app provider directly.

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