Make
Connect Make to Avis Boost
If your software is on Make, one scenario is enough: its starting module, then the HTTP module that sends the customer to your Avis Boost address.
What you need
- A Make account. The free plan has 1,000 credits per month, with a check at most every 15 minutes.
- Your software among the Make apps, with a module that gives the customer's mobile number or email.
- Your Avis Boost address: in your space, Account > Integrations.
When the text message goes
Without a visit date, the text message goes following the sending delay of your establishment. For an appointment, send its time in visit_at: the text message goes after the visit.
The steps
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Step 1
Copy your Avis Boost address
In your Avis Boost space, open Account > Integrations, click "Get my address", then "Copy". Keep it to yourself: anyone who knows it can add contacts.
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Step 2
Choose the starting module
In Make, create a scenario and add the module of your software that watches new appointments, orders or customers.
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Step 3
Add the sending to Avis Boost
Add the "HTTP" module, "Make a request" action. Choose "No authentication", paste your Avis Boost address in "URL" and choose the "POST" method. In "Body content type", choose "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", then add one line per field of the table below.
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Step 4
Test, then turn on
Click "Run once": the customer shows up in your Avis Boost contacts with the source "api". Then turn the scenario on with its switch, as a new scenario is inactive.
The fields to send
Write the field name exactly as on the left. A mobile number or an email is required, the rest is optional.
| Field | Make data |
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first_name |
Customer first name |
last_name |
Customer last name |
phone |
Mobile, in Swiss (079 123 45 67) or international format |
email |
Customer email |
locale |
Language of the text message: fr, de or en (optional) |
visit_at |
Date and time of the appointment (optional) |
cancelled |
true, only in a cancellation scenario |
Good to know
Create my account- In the advanced settings of the HTTP module, turn on the error return when the request fails: you will see why a customer is refused.
- Each check of a starting module uses one credit: on the free plan, space the checks out to stay under 1,000 credits per month.
- Avis Boost answers "created" for a new customer, "existing" for a known one, and explains the error for an invalid or landline number.
Steps checked in the documentation of each vendor on October 22, 2026. Menus of these tools can change: if in doubt, write to us.
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