Front Make integrationAutomate Front with Make.

This entry gives you a working Front connection rather than a new step in your flow. Choosing Front OAuth 2.0 as the connection type sends you to Front to approve access, and every Front module then reuses that link.

Leaves a written trace on a contact's profile in Front, so whoever opens that contact sees the context without digging through other tools.

Sorts several people into a Front contact group at once, since the module takes a list of contacts rather than a single one.

Gives colleagues access to a shared inbox straight from a scenario, with no trip to Front's settings.

Places people in a Front team as members, so your team roster follows what your onboarding checklist or HR tool already says.

Sets up a custom channel linked to the inbox you choose, so the channel exists as soon as the scenario runs instead of waiting for an admin.

Posts a comment on a Front conversation, a simple way to bring context from another tool into the thread your team is already working on.

Registers a new person in Front's contacts, so agents know who is writing the first time that person gets in touch.

Opens a new contact group in the default team, ready to be filled a step later in the same scenario.

Prepares an outgoing message as a draft that starts a brand new conversation, so a person can read and adjust it before anything is sent.

Writes a suggested answer inside an existing conversation, attached as a reply to its last message, and leaves the final send to your team.

Sends a message right away from one of your channels, and Front opens a new conversation to hold it.

Creates a team inbox from a scenario, handy when a new client account, office or product line means a new queue to watch.

Adds a new tag to your Front account, giving your team a fresh label to sort conversations with.

Removes a contact from Front, keeping your contact base in line with the tool where people ask to be forgotten or where records get merged.

Clears out a contact group you no longer need, while every person inside it stays in Front.

Withdraws inbox access from one or more teammates, so a person who changes role stops seeing a queue that no longer concerns them.

Takes teammates out of a team, and Front also drops them from every inbox that team owns, all in one step.

Brings the details of one channel into your scenario, so later modules can act on them or quote them.

Fetches one comment and its information, useful when a comment written by a teammate should feed another tool.

Looks up one Front contact so the rest of the scenario knows exactly who it is dealing with.

Loads the information of a single conversation, the natural starting point for anything the scenario wants to comment on, change or report.

Hands one message to the rest of the scenario so its information can travel to the next modules.

Reads the information of one inbox, which helps you name the right queue in a report or an alert.

Retrieves one individual response stored in Front, so its content can be reused elsewhere in the scenario.

Shows how one Front rule is defined, which helps you understand the logic behind what Watch Events sends to Make.

Confirms that a tag exists and returns its details before the scenario relies on it.

Supplies the details of one team, so later modules can reuse them without you retyping anything.

Collects the information of one teammate into the scenario, so a notification or report can show a real person.

Covers whatever the listed modules leave out: it calls any endpoint of Front's API, using the same connection as every other Front module.

Answers a conversation for real: the message is sent and appended to the thread in a single move.

Adjusts the settings of a custom channel from a scenario, so the channel stays in step with changes made elsewhere.

Refreshes a contact's information in Front, so agents see the same details as your CRM or your shop.

Changes a conversation from Make, which lets another tool steer what happens to a thread in Front.

Edits an existing tag, so the label keeps pace with how your products and teams are named today.

Updates a teammate's information in Front from whichever tool holds the reference version of your staff data.

Returns every channel of your account, each one as its own bundle that the next module handles in turn.

Gathers all the comments written in a conversation, newest first, ready to be summarized or archived.

Lists every contact group, the quickest way to find the group a later module should fill or clean up.

Exports your Front contacts as a series of bundles, ready to be copied, compared or cleaned in another tool.

Returns the conversations of your Front company, most recently updated first, each one as its own bundle (one item passed to the next module). The next module can then tag, comment on or log each thread in turn.

Returns every inbox of your Front account, one bundle per inbox, so the rest of the scenario can act on each queue in turn.

Brings back the responses saved in your Front company, one bundle each, so you can copy that wording library into a sheet or pick the text a scenario should reuse.

Reads the rules set up in Front, one bundle per rule, handy to take stock of what Front already automates before Make adds its own layer.

Returns all the tags of your Front account as bundles, so a scenario can check whether a label already exists before creating a new one.

Returns the people working in your Front company, one bundle per teammate, so you can keep a support roster in a spreadsheet or an HR tool without retyping names.

Returns the teams defined in your Front company, one bundle each, the starting point for any scenario that handles inboxes or members team by team.