Make integration. Planned scenarios.
Make: purpose and availability
The planned Make connection would organise different actions around a completed vehicle report, including review tasks and stock-record updates. No live scenario connector is available. The proposed workflow keeps each finding’s status and date so missing information would not silently become a clear check.
Proposed uses
Route each report
Plan separate paths for records that need review and reports ready for the next step.
Keep stock records aligned
Use the vehicle registration to update the right item in your existing inventory.
Make handovers repeatable
Define which information moves with a car when another person takes over the review.
An example workflow
A proposed way to connect Car Check with Make.
Receive a report summary
Bring a completed, authorised car check into a scenario.
Follow the right route
Choose a branch based on your review process and the available findings.
Update the next destination
Keep the stock record and its follow up tasks together.
Information for your workflow
- Vehicle identity
- Registration, make and model for matching records.
- Report reference
- A stable reference for recognising a report already processed.
- Check results
- Available results with an explicit distinction for unconfirmed checks.
- Check date
- The time the information was retrieved.
Plan your connection
Describe your scenario
Tell us which tools, routes and handovers your team uses today.
Map the required information
Choose the fields each destination needs and how an update should match an existing car.
Review a test run
When the connection is available, check each route before processing your regular reports.
Availability and limits
More for your workflow.
Zapier
A planned connection for routing completed reports into tasks, spreadsheets and team updates.
Webhooks
Proposed events for bringing completed report context into your own application.
Google Sheets
A planned way to keep report dates and review notes beside a vehicle shortlist.