Make Integration
Private custom app (not on Make's marketplace yet)
The RocketVerifier app for Make (formerly Integromat) adds modules to verify single emails, run bulk verification jobs, read their results and start a scenario when a job completes.
The Make app is not publicly listed yet.
It is a private Make custom app until Make's review is complete, so you won't find it by searching in the scenario editor. Add it to your Make organization with one of the two options below.
Add the app to Make
Option A: invite link (recommended)
Email support@rocketverifier.com with your Make zone (for example eu1.make.com) and ask for the RocketVerifier app invite link. Open the link while signed in to Make and install the app into your organization. It then appears in the scenario editor like any other app.
Option B: import the app source
Ask support for the app source package. In VS Code, install Make's Make Apps Editor extension and add your Make zone with a Make API token that has the sdk-apps:read and sdk-apps:write scopes. Create an empty custom app in Make (Custom apps > Create a new app), point the package's app/makecomapp.json at your zone and app ID, then choose Deploy to Make. The imported copy belongs to your organization.
Create the connection
Add any RocketVerifier module to a scenario and create a connection with an API key from the dashboard. The connection test calls GET /v1/credits. The Watch Job Completed trigger registers a RocketVerifier webhook for you, so its key needs the webhooks:manage scope.
Modules
| Module | Type | API |
|---|---|---|
| Verify an Email Address | Action | POST /v1/verify (1 credit) |
| Create a Bulk Verification Job | Action | POST /v1/verify/bulk (1 to 100,000 emails) |
| Get a Job | Action | GET /v1/jobs/{id} |
| Get Job Results | Search | GET /v1/jobs/{id}/results, paginated |
| List Jobs | Search | GET /v1/jobs, paginated |
| Get Credits | Action | GET /v1/credits |
| Make an API Call | Universal | Any /v1 endpoint with your connection |
| Watch Job Completed | Instant trigger | job.completed webhook |
Make passes the trigger only the parsed webhook body, so the app relies on the secrecy of the Make webhook URL rather than checking the X-RocketVerifier-Signature header. If the URL leaks, delete the webhook in Make and create a new one.
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