# Connect Formstep to Make

Install the Formstep app in your Make organization, sign in from a scenario, and pick the workspace Make may use.

## Before you start

- A Formstep account that is a member of the workspace you want to connect.
- At least one published form in that workspace.
- A Make account. Any plan works.

> **Beta**
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> The Formstep app for Make is shared by invitation until Make approves it for its app directory. When you connect it, you tell it which Make zone your organization is in.

## 1. Install the app

Open the [Formstep invitation in Make](https://www.make.com/en/hq/app-invitation/19b85d47851b8e2054970a52663f8290) and install the app in your organization. You can also open it from Formstep: **Integrations** › **Make** › **Open in Make**.

If you skip this step, Make asks for it the first time you run a scenario with a Formstep module: confirm the installation there.

## 2. Add Formstep to a scenario

Create a scenario, click the big **+**, and search for **Formstep**. The app lists its modules:

- **Watch public link submissions** and **Watch requests**: triggers that start the scenario the moment something happens in Formstep.

- **Create a request**, **Get a request**, **Cancel a request**, **Remind a request** and **Search requests**: actions on your requests.

- **Make an API call**: any other method of the [Formstep API](https://formstep.io/docs/developers/rest-api/).

## 3. Sign in and pick the workspace

Pick any module. Next to **Connection**, click **Create a connection** (in a trigger, first click **Create a webhook**) and give it a name. Under **Make zone**, pick the zone of your Make organization: the start of the address you use Make at, such as `eu1` in `eu1.make.com` or `us2` in `us2.make.com`. Click **Save**. Make opens a window.

If you are not signed in to Formstep in this browser, Formstep asks you to sign in first. Then it shows what Make may do and asks which workspace to connect. Choose the workspace and click **Authorize**. The window closes and the connection appears in the module. In **Credentials**, Make shows the workspace name under the connection.

> **The window ends on "Resource not found"**
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> The **Make zone** does not match your organization. Close the window, create the connection again and pick the zone in your Make address.

> **One connection, one workspace**
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> To use a second workspace, add another connection and pick the other workspace on Formstep’s screen. Each module then uses the connection you choose.

## 4. Check the connection

Open the **Form** dropdown of the module. It lists the forms of the connected workspace. Forms from other workspaces never show here. If a new form is missing, click **Refresh** next to the field.

## Disconnect

In Make, open **Credentials**, find the Formstep connection and delete it. Scenarios that use it stop until you add a new connection and pick it in each module.

Deleting it in Make does not end Make’s access on the Formstep side. In Formstep, open **OAuth and API Keys** and click **Disconnect** next to Make under **Connected apps** as well.

## Next steps

[Start a scenario from public link submissions](https://formstep.io/docs/guides/make/public-link-submissions/) — Run a scenario when someone submits, edits or abandons a form

[Send requests and act on their outcome](https://formstep.io/docs/guides/make/requests/) — Create a request, then run a scenario when it ends