Make (Integromat) — Getting Started

The Tenreply app for Make lets you send WhatsApp messages and manage contacts and conversations from any Make scenario, and trigger scenarios instantly when Tenreply events occur.

Add the Tenreply app

The Tenreply app is published as a Make custom app. You can either:

• Use the published app — search for Tenreply in the Make module picker, or
• Build it from source — the app source lives in the integrations/make folder and follows the Make Apps SDK layout. Import it via the Make Apps Editor (VS Code extension) or the online custom-app editor.

Connect your Tenreply account

1. Enable Developer Mode in Tenreply: Settings → Features → Developer Mode.
2. Create an API key: Settings → Developer → Create API key. Copy the trl_live_... key — it is shown only once.
3. In Make, add any Tenreply module and click Create a connection.
4. Paste your API Key. Leave Base URL as https://app.tenreply.com/api for cloud, or enter your own URL for a self-hosted instance.
5. Click Save — Make verifies the key against the Tenreply API.

Modules

Actions

Module	What it does
Send Message	Send a text or media message to a conversation
Send Template Message	Send an approved WhatsApp template
Create Contact	Create a new contact
Update Contact	Update an existing contact
Start or Find Conversation	Find or open a conversation with a contact
Close Conversation	Close an open conversation
Reopen Conversation	Reopen a closed conversation

Searches

Module	What it does
Search Contacts	Find contacts by phone number, name, or email
Get Messages	List messages in a conversation

Triggers

Module	What it does
Watch Events	Instant trigger that fires on any Tenreply event

Conversation, contact, and template fields use live dropdowns populated from your workspace.

Example scenario

“New inbound message → AI reply → send response”

1. Tenreply → Watch Events → event: message.received
2. OpenAI → generate a reply from {{1.content.text}}
3. Tenreply → Send Message → Conversation: {{1.conversationId}}, Type: Text, Text: the AI output

Webhook security

The Watch Events trigger registers and removes its webhook subscription with Tenreply automatically when you turn a scenario on or off. Each delivery is signed with HMAC-SHA256 in the X-Tenreply-Signature header (sha256=<hex>).