Feedly Make integrationAutomate Feedly with Make.
What if every article you save in Feedly could land where your team actually works? The Feedly Make integration gives you 15 modules: 5 triggers, 6 actions and 4 searches. This page shows how to connect your account and build a first scenario without code.
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What can the Feedly Make integration do for you?
The Feedly Make integration links your Feedly account to Make, a no-code tool where you build a scenario (the automation itself, a chain of steps). Each step is a module: something happening in Feedly starts the scenario, and other modules add articles to boards, subscribe to feeds or search what you follow.
Research notes that build themselves. An analyst highlights a passage in an article, New Highlight fires, and the next module sends that passage to the tool where the report is written. Notes added with New Note can travel the same way.
A board fed from outside Feedly. A product marketer collects competitor links in a spreadsheet or a form. Add an Article to a Board reads each URL and files it as an article, so the whole team reads in one place.
New sources added as they are found. When a colleague shares a site worth following, Add a Source to a Feed looks for its feed from the URL and adds it, and Subscribe a Feed places a feed into the categories you pick.
One limit to know upfront: Make states that its documentation for Feedly is incomplete, because little public information exists about this app. You discover the details inside each module once your account is connected. If your stack already runs on n8n, the n8n vs Make page compares both tools. To learn the editor properly, see the Make training, and keep Make troubleshooting close when a run fails.
How do you connect Feedly to Make?
- 01
Add a Feedly module
In your scenario, search for Feedly and pick any of its modules. Make then shows the Create a connection button. A connection is your Feedly account linked to Make once, and every Feedly module reuses it afterwards.
- 02
Name the connection
Giving the connection a name is optional, but it helps later. If you manage a personal Feedly account and a team one, a clear name tells you at a glance which account a module is using.
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Authorize Make and save
Sign in on the Feedly page that opens and allow Make to access your account, or paste the key Feedly gives you if Make asks for one. Click Save and the module is ready to fill.
Build your first scenario with Feedly
GoalWhen a new link lands in your spreadsheet, Make reads the page and files it as an article in a Feedly board.
- 01
Create the scenario
Open the Scenarios page, create a new scenario and click the + in the middle of the canvas. That first module is the one that starts everything.
- 02
Start from your spreadsheet
Pick the module of the spreadsheet or form where links are collected and connect it. It hands Make one bundle (one item passed to the next module) per new link.
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Add Add an Article to a Board
Click the + on the right, search for Feedly, choose Add an Article to a Board and click Create a connection. Map the link from the first module, then pick the board.
- 04
Test with Run once
Add a link to your sheet and click Run once. Open the bubbles above each module to read the bundles they received, then check the article in your Feedly board.
- 05
Schedule and switch on
Set the schedule on the first module, every 15 minutes by default, and turn the scenario on. From then on, each new link becomes something the whole team can read in Feedly.
Feedly triggers in Make
5 modules start a scenario when something happens in Feedly. A scheduled trigger is checked by Make on the scenario's schedule; an instant one is called by Feedly as soon as it happens.
New Article In Board
Instant triggerIn Make“Activated when you add an article in a Feedly board.”
Every article you drop into a Feedly board becomes the start of a scenario, so saving a link is enough to share it, archive it or log it somewhere else.
New Highlight
Instant triggerIn Make“This trigger fires when you highlight text in a Feedly article.”
Turns the passages you highlight while reading into data Make can pass along, so quotes stop living only inside Feedly and reach the document where you actually write.
New Note
Instant triggerIn Make“This trigger fires when you add a note to a Feedly article.”
Captures the comments you write on an article, which are often the most useful part of your reading, and hands them to the next module as soon as you write them.
New Prioritized Article
Instant triggerIn Make“This trigger fires when an article is prioritized.”
Starts a scenario only when an article is prioritized in Feedly, which lets you react to the few pieces that matter instead of the full stream of your feeds.
Watch Articles
Scheduled triggerIn Make“Triggers when a new article is published in a feed or in a category of feeds, or added to a selected board.”
Picks up the articles newly published in a feed, in a category of feeds, or added to a board you select, so a whole topic can flow into your scenario.
Feedly actions and searches in Make
Feedly gives you 10 modules. For each one: what it does for you, when to reach for it, and what to watch out for.
Add an Article to a Board
ActionIn Make“This action will read content from a URL, and create a new article in a board.”
Give it a URL and it reads the page content, then files it as an article in the board you choose. Links collected anywhere end up in Feedly, ready to read.
Add a Source to a Feed
ActionIn Make“This action will try to find a source from a URL, and add it to a personal feed.”
Starting from any website URL, this module tries to find the matching source and adds it to one of your personal feeds, so you follow a site without hunting for its feed address.
Create an Article in a Board
ActionIn Make“This action will create a new article in a Feedly board. It requires content, a URL, and a title.”
Writes a brand new article into a Feedly board from content you supply, which lets a summary, an internal memo or text from another app sit next to your usual reading.
Get a Feed
ActionIn Make“Gets the metadata about a specific feed.”
Returns the metadata of one specific feed, so later modules can use its details, for example to label a message or fill a row describing where an article came from.
Make an API Call
ActionIn Make“Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.”
Calls any endpoint of the Feedly API from your scenario with the same connection, which is how you reach a feature that none of the listed modules covers.
Subscribe a Feed
ActionIn Make“Subscribes a feed to categories. If title is not present, the feed title will be used. If categories is missing, the feed will automatically be added to the uncategorized category.”
Subscribes you to a feed and files it into the categories you pick, which keeps your Feedly organized even when sources are added automatically.
Find Feeds
SearchIn Make“Searches feeds based on title, url or #topic.”
Looks up feeds by title, URL or #topic and hands back what matches, a handy first step before you subscribe to anything new in a scenario.
List Categories
SearchIn Make“Gets categories of feeds.”
Brings back the categories that organize your feeds, which gives you the right category to target when a later module subscribes or files something.
List Subscriptions
SearchIn Make“Gets all sources to which a user is currently subscribed.”
Returns every source your account currently follows, which gives you a full inventory of your reading to copy into a spreadsheet or compare against a list.
Search for Articles
SearchIn Make“Searches articles using criteria.”
Finds articles that match your criteria across what Feedly holds for you, so a scenario can pull a precise set of articles instead of waiting for new ones.
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