ActiveCampaign Make integrationAutomate ActiveCampaign with Make.

One module covers both cases: give it an email and Make either creates the contact or updates the one that already uses that address.

Update a Contact rewrites a contact you already hold by its ID, with details freshly entered in another tool.

Delete a Contact removes a person from your ActiveCampaign account for good, which keeps the base clean without a manual search.

Get a Contact reads one contact and puts its details at the disposal of every module placed after it.

This module changes where a contact stands on one of your lists, so your mailings follow what happened in another tool.

Add a Tag to a Contact sticks a label on a person, and ActiveCampaign can then segment on it like on any tag set by hand.

The reverse gesture: this module takes a tag off a contact, so the person drops out of the segment built on it.

List Contacts brings back a set of contacts, each one arriving as its own bundle so the following modules handle them one by one.

Get Current User tells you which ActiveCampaign user the connection is logged in as, with that user's details.

Create a Deal opens a new opportunity in your ActiveCampaign pipeline from data another module supplies.

Update a Deal edits an existing deal identified by its ID, for example once a signature or a payment is recorded elsewhere.

Get a Deal reads a single deal so its details can feed a message, a document or another app down the line.

Delete a Deal wipes a deal out of ActiveCampaign, which is handy when junk opportunities clutter the pipeline.

This module shifts every deal sitting in one stage to another stage in a single step, instead of dragging cards one by one.

List Deals returns your deals as separate bundles, ready to be copied, counted or sent on to another tool.

Get a Campaign pulls the details of one campaign into your scenario, so a report or a message can quote them.

List Campaigns sends back your ActiveCampaign campaigns, one bundle each, so you can log them wherever your team reports.

Create/Update a Task puts a to-do on a deal, or edits one that already exists, so reps see the next step where they work.

Delete a Task removes a task nobody needs anymore, which keeps each rep's list honest.

Create a Note writes context on an activity, a deal, a deal task or a contact (the doc says subscriber), right where the team looks.

Create a Deal Note is the shortcut for writing straight onto a deal, without choosing among the other targets.

Create a New Event registers a new event name in ActiveCampaign's event tracking, and nothing more than the name.

This module switches event tracking on or off in ActiveCampaign, so you can flip the setting from a scenario instead of the app.

Track an Event sits in the Events group of the doc without an official description, so treat it as a module to try before you rely on it.

List Automations returns the automations set up in your ActiveCampaign account, one bundle each, so you get an inventory without clicking through the app.

Add a Contact to an Automation drops a person into one of your ActiveCampaign automations, and the sequence you designed there takes over.

This module returns one automation a given contact is currently in, so the scenario knows where that person stands.

Remove a Contact from an Automation pulls a person out of a sequence that no longer fits their situation.

List All Automations a Contact Is in returns each automation a person belongs to, as separate bundles you can act on.

Create a Message builds a message in ActiveCampaign from content prepared earlier in your scenario, so copy does not get pasted by hand.

Create/Update a Calendar Feed sets up a calendar feed in ActiveCampaign, or changes one that already exists, from a single module.

Delete a Calendar Feed removes a feed nobody uses anymore, so the list of feeds stays readable.

Create an Account adds a new account record to ActiveCampaign from data collected elsewhere.

Get an Account reads one existing account and makes its details available to the next modules.

Update an Account changes the details of an account already stored in ActiveCampaign, so both tools tell the same story.

Delete an Account removes an account record for good, which helps once a duplicate has been spotted.

List Accounts returns your existing accounts one by one, each as its own bundle, for checks or exports.

This module writes a record into one of your custom objects: it updates the record matching the ID or External ID you give, or creates a new one.

List Custom Object Records returns every record of a given custom object, as separate bundles you can copy or check.

List Organizations returns the organizations stored in your ActiveCampaign account, one bundle each.

You get a way to reach any endpoint of the ActiveCampaign API from your scenario, reusing the connection you already created, so a missing module no longer blocks the build. It performs an authorized request of your choosing and passes the response on as a bundle.

This module lets your scenario send an authorized request to the legacy API of ActiveCampaign instead of the current one, with the same connection as every other module of the app. Whatever comes back flows to the next module like any other bundle.

Search Contacts hands you back contacts from your ActiveCampaign account, each one as its own bundle, ready to be updated, tagged or copied into another tool by the modules that follow. A search can return zero, one or many contacts.