# Make

Connect Zigpoll to thousands of apps using [Make](https://www.make.com/en/integrations/zigpoll) — a powerful visual automation platform. Build multi-step scenarios that trigger when survey responses come in, with no code required.

#### What You Can Do

* Send survey responses to Google Sheets for reporting and analysis
* Trigger Slack or email alerts when key feedback is received
* Tag customers in your CRM or marketing platform based on their answers
* Kick off review requests, support tickets, or product feedback loops automatically
* Filter, parse, and route response data based on your specific needs

#### Step #1: Get Your Zigpoll API Key

1. Log into your Zigpoll dashboard.
2. Go to **Settings → Manage Integrations**.
3. Scroll down to **API Key** and click **Add Key** under Private Keys.
4. Label the key "Make" so you know what it's for. Copy the key.

#### Step #2: Create Your Make Scenario

1. Log in to your [Make](https://www.make.com) account.
2. Create a new scenario, click **+** and search for **Zigpoll**.
3. Connect your Zigpoll account using the API key from Step #1.
4. Create a webhook and select a Survey for that hook.
5. Add your automation steps (Google Sheets, Slack, CRM, etc.).
6. Activate your scenario and watch the data flow!

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Make allows you to build multi-step scenarios that include conditional logic, scheduling, data formatting, and more. If you can imagine the workflow, you can build it in Make.
{% endhint %}

For more details, visit the [Zigpoll integration page on Make](https://www.make.com/en/integrations/zigpoll).


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