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Connect Maketo Afterdial

Yes. Afterdial works directly with Make. Send calls from any dialer into Afterdial with a Make workflow, and receive a 'call analyzed' event from Afterdial after every call to update any app.

What it does

Triggers and actionsfor Make.

Call analyzed

After every call, Afterdial sends Make the outcome, summary, meeting and callback details.

Trigger
Send a call into Afterdial

Use Make to forward finished calls from any dialer to your Afterdial webhook.

Action
Filter by outcome

Only act on booked meetings, callbacks or do-not-call requests.

Lookup
Update any app

CRMs, spreadsheets, chat, email and more.

Action

Popular workflows

Popular Make workflowsready in minutes.

Calls in

Send calls from Dialpad into Afterdial with Make

Use a Make workflow to forward each finished Dialpad call to your Afterdial webhook link.

  1. Trigger: a call ends in Dialpad
  2. Make sends the call to Afterdial
  3. Afterdial handles everything after the call
Use this workflow →
CRM

Update Pipedrive after every call with Make

Catch Afterdial's 'call analyzed' event in Make and create or update the Pipedrive record with the outcome and summary.

  1. Afterdial analyzes the call
  2. Make receives the result
  3. Pipedrive is updated
Use this workflow →
Team

Post booked meetings to Slack with Make

Filter for booked meetings in Make and send a Slack message with the time and summary.

  1. Call analyzed
  2. Filter: outcome is meeting booked
  3. Send to Slack
Use this workflow →
Reporting

Add every lead you called to Google Sheets with Make

Append a row per call so you can report on outcomes and show-up rates.

  1. Call analyzed
  2. Make formats the row
  3. Google Sheets gets a new row
Use this workflow →

Setup

How to connectMake.

  1. 1Sign up for Afterdial (free, no credit card).
  2. 2To send calls in: create a Make workflow that posts finished calls to your Afterdial webhook link.
  3. 3To get results out: create a Make webhook trigger and paste its link in Settings → Send results to your other apps.
  4. 4Make a test call and watch both directions run.

Why connect them

Spend less time afterevery Make call.

Make is a visual automation platform for building multi-step workflows. For teams who build visual automations, the slow part isn't the call itself. It's everything after: typing notes, booking the meeting, sending reminders and remembering callbacks.

Make is the bridge between Afterdial and everything else. Send finished calls in from any dialer that Make supports, and send Afterdial's results out to your CRM, spreadsheet, chat or email.

Afterdial sends a single, predictable 'call analyzed' event, so workflows are quick to build and easy to filter by outcome.

Works great with

Pair Make withthe rest of your stack.

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Questions

Make and Afterdial,answered.

Does Afterdial integrate with Make?

Yes. Afterdial works directly with Make. Send calls from any dialer into Afterdial with a Make workflow, and receive a 'call analyzed' event from Afterdial after every call to update any app.

Is the Make integration direct or through Zapier?

Direct connection. Afterdial can receive calls from Make and send every call result back to it.

What does Afterdial send to Make?

The call's outcome, a short summary, next step, prospect name, phone and email when known, and any meeting or callback time. Call transcripts are never included in what Afterdial sends out.

How long does it take to connect Make?

About two minutes for a direct connection.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and no credit card is required to sign up.

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