Invision Community Make integrationAutomate Invision Community with Make.

Publishes a fresh post on one of your community blogs, so an announcement written elsewhere shows up for members without anyone copying it by hand.

Adds an event to your community calendar, which lets members see webinars, meetups or live sessions right where they already hang out.

Writes a new entry into one of the databases of your community, turning outside data into a structured listing members can browse.

Adds a new file to your community, so a document produced in another app becomes available to members from one spot.

Opens a new discussion thread in the forum you choose, giving members a place to react to something that happened outside the community.

Places a picture in your community gallery, handy when visuals are produced elsewhere and members should see them without a manual upload.

Opens an account on your community for a new person, so buyers, students or clients get access without filling in a registration form themselves.

Removes a blog post from the community using its ID, which keeps the blog in line when the source article is withdrawn somewhere else.

Takes an event off the community calendar by its ID, so members stop seeing a session that will not happen.

Erases one database entry by its ID, which keeps directories and listings free of items that no longer apply.

Pulls a download out of the community by its ID, which stops members from grabbing a document that has been replaced or retired.

Removes an entire discussion thread by its ID, a clean way to clear threads your scenario opened by mistake or that no longer make sense.

Drops a picture from the community gallery by its ID, keeping albums tidy when an image should no longer be shown.

Closes a member account by its ID, which lets Make remove access when a subscription or a contract ends somewhere else.

Reads the full content of one blog post from its ID, so the next module can reuse the title, text or author in another tool.

Returns every detail of a single community event, which gives later steps the date, title and description to work with.

Fetches one database entry by its ID, bringing its values into the scenario so they can be copied, checked or compared.

Loads the details of one download from the community, letting the scenario reuse its name, description or link in another app.

Retrieves one discussion thread by its ID, handing its title and details to the modules that come after it.

Pulls the information about one gallery picture, so its caption or link can travel to a social tool, a newsletter or a sheet.

Returns the profile of one member from their ID, giving the scenario their details for the next steps.

Sends any request your Invision Community API allows, with the same connection, so you can reach what the listed modules do not cover.

Changes an existing blog post by its ID, so a correction made in the source document reaches the community version too.

Edits an event already on the community calendar, keeping members in step when the time, title or description moves.

Rewrites the values of one database entry by its ID, which keeps a community listing aligned with the tool that owns the data.

Refreshes a download that already exists, so members find the current version in the same place instead of a second copy.

Modifies a discussion thread by its ID, useful for fixing a title or marking progress without deleting what members wrote.

Adjusts a gallery picture by its ID, letting a caption or description follow the changes made in your media library.

Changes the profile of an existing member, so details kept in your CRM or billing tool stay identical on the community side.

Collects the comments left on your community blog, turning member reactions into bundles you can copy, count or forward.

Finds blog posts on your community, or lists them all, so the scenario can work on several articles in one go.

Gathers what members wrote under your events, which helps you spot questions before the session starts.

Pulls the reviews members gave to your events, a quick way to read how a meetup or class was received.

Looks up events on the community calendar, or lists them all, and hands them to the rest of the scenario one by one.

Reads the comments posted under database entries, bringing member discussion about listings into your other tools.

Fetches the reviews members left on database records, giving you rated feedback on listings, tools or partners.

Browses the entries of a given database, or lists them all, which is how you find a record before changing it.

Lists the comments members wrote on your downloads, a good source of questions and bug reports on shared resources.

Collects the reviews attached to your downloads, showing which resources members rate well and which ones disappoint.

Finds downloads in your community, or lists them all, and passes each one on as its own bundle.

Reads the replies inside forum topics and passes each one on as a bundle, the item Make hands from one module to the next, so every post can feed a later step. Leave the search open and it lists every post it finds.

Pulls a set of forum topics out of your community in one step, filtered by your search or listed in full. Make hands back zero, one or several topics, and every later module in the scenario runs once per topic.

Collects the comments members leave on gallery pictures, so you can read or reuse them outside Invision Community. It can target specific comments or list all of them.

Returns the reviews left on gallery images, kept apart from ordinary comments, so rated feedback stays in its own flow. Each review found becomes a bundle for the next module.

Finds the pictures stored in your gallery, or lists them all, and sends each one down the scenario as a separate bundle. It is the starting point when you work on many images at once rather than a single known ID.

Retrieves the people registered on your community, a filtered group or the whole list, one member per bundle. From there, another app can receive their details or Update a Member can change each account.