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Figranium integrates with Make (formerly Integromat) so browser automation can be triggered from any Make scenario. Install the Figranium app in your Make workspace, connect it to your Figranium instance, and run tasks with dynamic input from other modules.

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Install the Figranium app

Use the private app invitation to add Figranium to your Make workspace.
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Open the invitation link

Visit the Figranium app invitation while signed in to Make. Accept the invitation to install Figranium in your workspace.
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Add Figranium to a scenario

In the Make scenario editor, search for Figranium in the module picker and add it to your scenario.
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Create a connection

Enter your Figranium Base URL and API key when Make prompts you to create a new connection. Copy the API key from Figranium Settings. Your Base URL is the address you use to reach your Figranium instance.Use the base URL without a trailing slash. If you need to create a key, see Get Your Figranium API Key.
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Select a task

Choose the Figranium task the module should run.
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Provide variables

Map values from earlier modules into the task’s runtime variables, or set them directly in the module configuration.
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Run the scenario

Run the scenario. Make invokes the selected Figranium task using the configured connection and inputs, and the task’s result is available as output bundles for downstream modules.

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Runtime variables

Use variables to pass Make data into reusable Figranium automations. A scenario can supply values such as URLs, queries, or identifiers into a task at execution time. See Variables & Templating for details.

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Authentication

The Figranium app uses your API key to authenticate with your instance. Keep the key secret and rotate it if necessary. See API Key for key management instructions.