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Build Make scenarios with Nimply modules and instant triggers
The Nimply app for Make (formerly Integromat) brings your queue into visual scenarios.
Availability: the app is going through Make's review process. Until it's listed, you can use Make's generic HTTP module with an API key and Custom webhook module with Nimply webhooks — everything on this page is possible that way too.
Modules
- Watch Events (instant trigger) — fires on post published/failed/created/updated/deleted, approvals, and channel events; registers a Nimply webhook automatically.
- Create a Post — channels picked from a live dropdown; draft / next slot / now / at a time.
- Create a YouTube Video / TikTok Post / Pinterest Pin / LinkedIn Post — platform-specific modules with the full option set: YouTube category/visibility/license, TikTok privacy level (loaded from the account) and disclosure toggles, Pinterest board dropdown with link and alt text, LinkedIn visibility.
- Update a Post / Schedule a Post — edit content/title, or set/change the publish time.
- Unschedule a Post — moves a scheduled post back to draft and clears its publish time.
- Upload Media from URL — returns a media ID to attach to posts.
- Upload Media (Binary) — uploads file data from a previous module via a presigned URL.
- List Channels — for routing and filters.
- Add Link Block / Publish Link Page — put a link, product, coupon, countdown or FAQ on your nimply.link page and publish it; List Link Pages powers the page dropdown.
Files from other Make modules usually arrive as URLs, which Upload Media from URL accepts directly. For true binary data, the app includes Upload Media (Binary) — map the file data, name, and MIME type and it handles the presigned flow internally.
Connect
- Add any Nimply module to a scenario and click Create a connection.
- Log in to Nimply, pick the workspace, and click Allow access.
Starter blueprint
A minimal scenario with the HTTP module pre-configured for creating a draft post — works today, no waiting for the directory listing:
Save the copied JSON as blueprint.json, then in your scenario: ⋯ menu → Import Blueprint. Replace the key and channel id in the HTTP module.
Scenario ideas
- Airtable content calendar → Create a Post at each row's publish date.
- Watch Events: post.failed → email the account manager with the error and post link.
- Form submission → Upload Media → Create a Post as a draft for review.
Troubleshooting
- Webhook trigger shows no data — run the scenario once with "Run once" and fire a test delivery to give Make a sample payload.
- Connection fails — the OWNER or ADMIN role is required to authorize apps.