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Generate a Flux API key
In Flux, navigate to Settings and create an API key with read and write scopes. This bearer token authenticates all HTTP requests from Make to the Flux REST API.
// Make + Flux
Multi-step board automation.
Connect Flux to Make via the REST API. Build scenarios that create cards, update statuses, and sync data across your entire stack. Visual workflow builder, no code required.
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Create a Make scenario
In Make, create a new scenario. Add any trigger module - a new email, a form submission, a scheduled interval, or any of Make's 1,800+ app triggers.
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Add an HTTP module for Flux
Add an HTTP module (Make a request) to your scenario. Set the method to POST, the URL to your Flux instance's /api/cards endpoint, and add the Authorization: Bearer header with your API key. Map trigger data into the JSON body.
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Build multi-step flows
Make excels at multi-step scenarios. Chain multiple Flux API calls: create a card, then add labels, then assign a member. Or read board data first, filter cards, and update only those that match specific criteria.
01 Does Flux have a native Make module?
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Flux does not have a native Make module. You connect to Flux using Make's HTTP module, which sends requests directly to the Flux REST API. This gives you access to every API endpoint without waiting for a prebuilt integration.
02 Can Make scenarios update existing Flux cards?
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Yes. Use the HTTP module with a PATCH request to the /api/cards/{cardId} endpoint. You can update card titles, descriptions, column assignments, labels, assignees, and due dates. Include the expectedVersion field for optimistic concurrency control.
03 How do I handle errors in Make scenarios?
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Make's error handling routes work with Flux API responses. The Flux API returns standard HTTP status codes: 422 for validation errors, 404 for not found, 409 for version conflicts, and 429 for rate limits. Configure Make's error handlers to retry or alert based on these codes.
// Visual automation
Build scenarios, ship cards.
Flux REST API + Make HTTP modules. Multi-step board automation.