How to Connect Reepl to Make.com
Build automated scenarios in Make.com that trigger on Reepl events and perform actions on your content and contacts
Connect Reepl to Make.com to build visual automation scenarios. Trigger scenarios when posts publish, drafts are created, or contacts are added, and chain Reepl actions together with your other tools inside Make's scenario editor.
Before you start: You need a Reepl account and a Make.com account. The Reepl Make.com app uses API key authentication, so you will need to generate a Reepl API key before connecting.
Generate a Reepl API Key
Open API Keys settings
In Reepl, open Settings and navigate to API Keys.
Create a new key
Click Create API Key. Name the key "Make.com" so you can identify it later.
Select scopes
Choose the scopes your scenarios will need:
- drafts:read and drafts:write — to read and create drafts
- posts:read and posts:write — to read posts and publish or schedule new ones
- contacts:read and contacts:write — to find and add contacts
- tools:use — required for virality analysis and carousel generation
- webhooks:manage — required for triggers (Reepl registers and tests webhook subscriptions)
Copy the key
Copy the API key. It will not be displayed again after you close the dialog.
Connect Reepl in Make.com
Create a new scenario
In Make.com, click Create a new scenario.
Add a Reepl module
Click the + icon to add a module. Search for Reepl and select it.
Create a connection
When prompted, click Create a connection. Paste your Reepl API key into the connection field and save. Make will verify the key before proceeding.
Available Triggers (Webhooks)
Triggers fire automatically when events occur in Reepl. Add a Reepl trigger as the first module in your scenario.
| Trigger | When it fires |
|---|---|
| Post Published | A post goes live on LinkedIn |
| Draft Created | A new draft is saved in Reepl |
| Contact Added | A contact is saved to a list |
| Publish Failed | A scheduled post fails to publish |
Available Actions
Use action modules anywhere in your scenario to create or modify content in Reepl.
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Create Draft | Saves a new draft post |
| Update Draft | Updates the content or title of an existing draft |
| Delete Draft | Removes a draft |
| Publish Post | Publishes a post to LinkedIn immediately |
| Schedule Post | Schedules a post for a future time |
| Update Post | Edits a scheduled post |
| Delete Post | Removes a scheduled post |
| Publish Now | Immediately publishes a scheduled post |
| Add Contact | Adds a contact to Reepl |
| Find Contact | Searches for a contact by name or email |
| Add Comment | Posts a comment on a published LinkedIn post |
| Analyze Content Virality | Scores content for virality potential |
| Extract Tweet Data | Pulls structured data from a Twitter/X URL |
| Generate Carousel Slides | Creates carousel slide content from text |
Example Scenarios
- Google Sheets row to scheduled post — When you add a row to your content calendar sheet, Make reads the content and scheduled date, then calls the Schedule Post module to queue it in Reepl.
- Published post to Airtable — After a post publishes, Make captures the event and writes the post content, URL, and timestamp to an Airtable base.
- Failed publish to email alert — When a post fails to publish, Make sends an email via Gmail or Outlook with the post content so you can retry manually.
- New HubSpot contact to Reepl contact — When a contact is added in HubSpot, Make calls the Add Contact module to mirror them in your Reepl lists.
Troubleshooting
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