How to integrate Supabase with Make (Integromat)?

 

Step 1: Set Up Your Supabase Project

 

• Log in to your Supabase account.
• Click on "New Project" to create a new Supabase project.
• Enter your project details, including the project name, database password, and the preferred region.
• Click on "Create new project" and wait for the setup to complete.
• Once the project is ready, navigate to the "API" tab in your Supabase dashboard to find your credentials like API URL and Key.

 

Step 2: Prepare Your Database

 

• In your Supabase dashboard, click on "Table Editor" in the sidebar.
• Click on "New Table" to create a new table that you want to integrate with Make (Integromat).
• Add columns to your table as per your requirement. For example, you may add columns like id, name, email, etc.
• Set the column settings like data type and constraints, such as setting the id as the primary key and enabling auto-increment.
• Click on "Save" to create the table.

 

Step 3: Acquire Supabase API Key

 

• In the Supabase dashboard, navigate to "Settings" then to "API".
• Under API settings, locate the anon and service_role keys.
• Copy the anon key for public operations or service_role key for elevated privileges (use with caution).

 

Step 4: Log in to Make (Integromat)

 

• Open Make (Integromat) and log in to your account.
• Once logged in, go to the Dashboard and click on "Create a new scenario".

 

Step 5: Add Supabase to Your Scenario

 

• Inside the scenario editor, click on the "+" to open the list of apps.
• Search for "Supabase" in the app directory and select it.
• Choose an action you want to perform. For example, you might select "Get a Table Row" or "Create a Table Row".

 

Step 6: Connect to Your Supabase Account in Make

 

• When prompted to connect to Supabase, you will need to enter your API URL and Key.
• Use the API URL provided in your Supabase dashboard under the "API" section. It usually follows the format: https://your-project-ref.supabase.co.
• Enter the anon or service_role key that you copied earlier as the API Key.
• Test the connection to ensure everything is configured properly.

 

Step 7: Configure Module Parameters

 

• Once connected, set up the parameters for the action you selected.
• For example, if you chose "Get a Table Row", specify the table, filters, and other parameters as required.
• You can use data from previous modules or set static values as per your scenario requirements.

 

Step 8: Add Additional Modules

 

• If your scenario requires, add more modules from Make’s extensive app list.
• Connect these modules to your Supabase actions, allowing you to integrate Supabase with other apps or automate workflows.

 

Step 9: Test and Execute the Scenario

 

• Once your scenario is configured, click "Run once" to test it.
• Monitor the execution to ensure that the integration behaves as expected.
• If everything works correctly, save your scenario and set it to run automatically as per your schedule.

 

Step 10: Review and Optimize

 

• Analyze the results and make any necessary adjustments to optimize your workflow.
• Consider adding error handling or additional checks to make your integration more robust.
• Document the integration setup for future reference or team onboarding.