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Make (Integromat) + Pitchsite Integration

Build powerful multi-app automations with Make and Pitchsite

Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual automation platform that enables complex, multi-step workflows between apps — with far more conditional logic and data transformation capability than simpler tools. For agencies building sophisticated proposal automation, Make + Pitchsite is a powerful combination.

How to use Make + Pitchsite

A step-by-step look at how Make (Integromat) and Pitchsite work together.

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Connect Pitchsite to Make

Add the Pitchsite app in Make (or use a webhook module). Authenticate with your API key. All Pitchsite triggers and actions are available in the scenario builder.

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Build scenarios with Pitchsite triggers

Start a Make scenario with a Pitchsite trigger — "Watch for new proposal events." Choose event types: sent, viewed, accepted, declined.

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Transform proposal data with Make's tools

Use Make's data transformation modules to reshape Pitchsite proposal data — formatting dates, parsing client names, building custom strings — before sending it to downstream apps.

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Branch with Router and Filter modules

Use Make's Router module to send proposal events down different paths based on value, type, or status. High-value proposals might trigger a completely different automation than standard ones.

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Aggregate data across scenarios

Use Make's aggregator modules to compile monthly proposal performance data — total sent, accepted, value — and pipe it to Google Sheets or a dashboard tool automatically.

Use cases

Real ways agencies use Make (Integromat) and Pitchsite together.

Complex multi-app proposal orchestration

Make's visual canvas supports scenarios with 20+ steps, complex routing, and data transformation. For agencies with sophisticated proposal workflows across many tools, Make handles what Zapier can't.

Proposal data aggregation and reporting

Build Make scenarios that compile all proposal events for the week, aggregate the data, and push a weekly summary to a Google Sheet or Airtable database for reporting.

Conditional onboarding based on proposal type

When a proposal is accepted, Make routes it through different onboarding paths based on service type — web design proposals trigger design-specific onboarding; SEO proposals trigger SEO onboarding.

Error handling and retry logic

Make's built-in error handling and retry capabilities ensure that critical automations (like creating a new client project) are robust — if one step fails, Make retries or alerts your team.

Key benefits

Why agencies connect Make (Integromat) to Pitchsite.

  • Visual scenario builder for complex multi-step proposal automations
  • Advanced data transformation and routing not available in simpler tools
  • Router and Filter modules for conditional proposal workflow logic
  • Aggregator modules compile proposal data for reporting and dashboards
  • More operations per task than comparable Zapier plans at the same price
  • Works with Make Free, Core, Pro, Teams, and Enterprise plans
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Frequently asked questions

Is Make better than Zapier for Pitchsite automation?

Make is better for complex, multi-step workflows with conditional logic and data transformation. Zapier is easier to set up for simple two-app automations. For sophisticated agency workflows, Make is more powerful.

Has Integromat changed its name?

Yes. Integromat rebranded to Make in 2022. The platform and functionality are the same; all Pitchsite integrations work with the current Make platform at make.com.

Can I build a scenario that monitors all proposal activity?

Yes. Build a Make scenario that watches all Pitchsite events, filters by event type, and routes data to different apps — a centralised automation control panel for your entire proposal pipeline.

Does Make support real-time triggers from Pitchsite?

Yes. Make supports real-time webhook triggers from Pitchsite events. Scenarios start within seconds of a proposal event firing — near-instant automation response.

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