TweakTick + Make
Start a Make scenario when a client comments, replies or approves.
Two-wayLive
What syncs
TweakTick → Make
- Triggers: new comment, comment replied, comment updated (assignee, priority, due date or stage), status changed, round approved, changes requested, new round
- An optional project filter on every trigger
Make → TweakTick
- Actions: reply to a comment (internal unless you choose otherwise), mark a comment resolved or open
One comment, start to finish
What happens to a single piece of client feedback once Make is connected, from your client's click to the moment it's done.
Your client pins a comment
Your client clicks the exact spot on the page and types. No account and no TweakTick login: they just use the review link. The comment keeps the page and the exact spot, so nobody has to guess what they meant.
It starts your Make flow
Triggers you can use: new comment, comment replied, comment updated (assignee, priority, due date or stage), status changed, round approved, changes requested, new round.
Make passes it on
Your flow sends the comment to the other apps you use, so your team can fix it where it already works.
The pin can resolve from your flow
It's two-way. Your flow can reply to a comment (internal unless you choose otherwise), mark a comment resolved or open.
Set it up in 5 steps
Private app: join with the invite link on the help page (for the EU server; for another Make server, email support).
In TweakTick, open Settings → API and create a key with the "Zapier / Make / n8n" preset.
In Make, add a TweakTick module to a scenario, then paste the key when Make asks for it.
Pick a trigger, such as "New comment", and optionally one project.
Turn the flow on. Test it by adding a comment in TweakTick.
What stays private
- Triggers never send internal (agency-only) comments.
- Steps that read comments through the API can see internal ones, like any owner's key.
- Payloads never include client emails, tokens or signed review links.
- Uses a workspace API key on a paid plan (the trial has no API). You can revoke the key at any time.
Questions about TweakTick and Make
- Do my clients need a Make account?
- No. Clients comment and approve from the review link without signing up, in TweakTick or in Make. Only your team sets this up. Your clients never see Make.
- What does TweakTick send to Make?
- Triggers: new comment, comment replied, comment updated (assignee, priority, due date or stage), status changed, round approved, changes requested, new round. An optional project filter on every trigger.
- Is the Make integration two-way?
- Yes. Your flow can reply to a comment (internal unless you choose otherwise), mark a comment resolved or open.
- Which plans include Make?
- Paid plans (Solo, Studio, Agency) and lifetime licences. It uses a workspace API key, and the Free plan has no API.
Try TweakTick with Make
Start free, connect Make once, and pick it as the destination for a project.
