Streak Make integrationAutomate Streak with Make.

Linking people to a deal is what this action does: it attaches one or more existing contacts to a box, so the whole buying group shows up on the record.

With this module a box gains the company behind it: you attach one or several organizations, and anyone opening the deal sees which account it belongs to.

A new deal, candidate or case appears in your pipeline without anyone typing it: Create a Box adds a fresh box inside the pipeline you select.

You leave a written trace on a box from outside Streak: this action posts a comment on the box you pick, visible to everyone who follows the deal.

Each new person you meet can land in Streak as a contact, created by Make from the data of another app, with no copy and paste.

Pipeline columns can be added by a scenario: Create a Field adds a new field to the pipeline you choose, ready to hold a value on every box.

Accounts get their own record thanks to this action, which creates a new organization in Streak from whatever data the previous module passes along.

An entire process can be spun up from Make: Create a Pipeline builds a new pipeline, the board that will then receive its stages, fields and boxes.

Stages give a pipeline its steps, and this module adds one to the pipeline you select, so boxes can move through it.

Reminders stop living in people's heads: Create a Task attaches a to-do to a chosen box and can assign it to a teammate.

Clutter leaves the pipeline for good with this action, which removes the box you point it to.

Removing a comment from a box is all this module does, which is handy when an automated note turned out to be wrong.

This action erases a contact from Streak, the step you reach for when a person must disappear from your CRM.

A pipeline field you no longer use can be dropped by Make, keeping the box view short and readable for the team.

Old or duplicated company records go away through this module, which deletes the organization you select in Streak.

The heaviest cleanup tool in the list: Delete a Pipeline removes a whole pipeline you name from your Streak account.

Removing a column from a pipeline keeps your process lean, and this module deletes the stage you pick.

Tasks that lost their reason to exist can be removed by Make, which keeps each teammate's list honest.

Everything Streak knows about one box comes back as a bundle with this module, ready to map into a message, a document or another app.

This read-only module fetches the details of a single comment, which lets you reuse its text somewhere else without opening Streak.

Pulling one contact's full record into your scenario is the job here, so later modules can use the name, email or other details Streak stores.

You learn how a pipeline field is defined with this module, which returns its details rather than the values stored on boxes.

File details reach your scenario through Get a File, which looks up one file by its ID and returns what Streak holds about it.

Company data you already stored in Streak comes back through this module, as one bundle describing the organization you pick.

A pipeline's setup, as Streak describes it, lands in your scenario through Get a Pipeline, so you can read its details before touching it.

Reading one stage gives your scenario its name and details, useful for writing human-friendly messages instead of raw keys.

This module returns one task with its details, handy when a scenario must decide what to do with a specific reminder.

Email threads are where Streak shines, and Get a Thread brings one of them into Make with its details, ready for a summary or an archive.

Anything the listed modules leave out can still be reached: Make an API Call sends your own request to any endpoint of the Streak API, reusing the connection you already set.

Attaching a Gmail thread to a deal is the core Streak gesture, and this module does it for you: the thread becomes part of the box you choose.

Keeping a deal current is this module's role: it changes the box you select, for instance to reflect news that arrived in another app.

A comment already posted on a box can be corrected by Make, so an automated note stays accurate when the facts change.

Contact details drift, and this action rewrites the contact you pick with fresher data from another source.

Changing how a pipeline field is set up, not what it contains, is what Update a Field handles, directly from your scenario.

Company records stay current thanks to this module, which edits the organization you select with new data.

This action edits an existing pipeline, the board itself rather than the deals it carries, from inside a scenario.

Stage settings can change without anyone opening the pipeline menu: Update a Stage edits the stage you pick.

A task can be edited on the fly by Make, for example to change its text or its assignee as the deal evolves.

This search returns every box of a pipeline, each as its own bundle, so later modules can process them one by one.

The full conversation on a box comes back with List Comments, one bundle per comment, which you can gather into a single text for a recap.

This search pulls every contact of the Streak team you pick into Make, one bundle per person. It is the quickest way to move a whole address book out of the CRM.

With List Fields, your scenario knows which fields a pipeline defines before it writes anything. You read the structure of the pipeline here, not the data inside the boxes.

The custom field values stored on one box leave Streak through this module, which hands them to the next one. The figures and labels your team keeps in pipeline columns become usable elsewhere.

Every file attached to one box comes back with List Files, each as its own bundle, so you see what a deal holds without digging through the inbox.

This search returns the organizations of the Streak team you select, each company as a separate bundle. Useful when the accounts you sell to have to exist in another tool as well.

A sales pipeline next to a hiring one: List Pipelines returns every pipeline your Streak account can reach and passes each on as a bundle. It is the starting point for a scenario that works across all your pipelines.

Stages are how Streak shows where a box stands. List Stages reads the stages of one pipeline, one bundle each, and gives your scenario the map of that progress.

The follow-ups your team keeps in Streak can reach your other tools through this search, which brings back the tasks of one box, one bundle per task.

The email history of a deal becomes data a scenario can work with: List Threads retrieves the threads filed in one box, one bundle per conversation.

Before you create anything, this search checks whether the record is already in Streak. It looks up boxes, organizations or contacts that match a query inside a pipeline.