Every Call Can Start a Make Scenario

UIRIX works with Make through your own ChatGPT or Claude. Connect Make's MCP server and the UIRIX connector to the same chat app, and tell it once what to do after each call. After every call and chat, your chat assistant receives what the customer asked for and records it in Make: whatever your scenario does: a row in a sheet, an invoice draft, a record in an app that has no MCP server of its own. UIRIX itself never connects to Make or stores its password.

Example: a plumbing company whose jobs live in a field service app

• A customer calls about a water heater that stopped working. The agent takes the address and the problem, and offers the first free time.
• After the call, the chat assistant runs your Make scenario "New job", which creates the job in your field service app and texts the technician.
• The field service app has no MCP server of its own; the Make scenario is what reaches it.

Connecting Make to ChatGPT or Claude

Make publishes an official MCP server that turns the scenarios you choose into tools for your chat assistant, connected with a token from your Make account. Make reminds users that each run counts against the plan's operations.

Add it from your chat app's connector directory if Make is listed there, or as a custom connector with the server address from Make's documentation. Add the UIRIX connector in the same app.

Set it up in four steps

1. 1

   Connect Make to your chat app

   Sign in to Make from ChatGPT or Claude.

2. 2

   Add the UIRIX connector

   One URL and a sign-in to your UIRIX account.

3. 3

   Tell it what to do after each call

   "After every service request call, run the Make scenario New job with the customer's name, address, phone and problem."

4. 4

   Make a test call

   Call your agent, then check the record in Make.

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