Add Salesmsg to any Make scenario. Send SMS, MMS, and calls, trigger workflows from Make events, and sync every conversation across your stack.

Connect Salesmsg to Make once. From there, any event in any of your connected apps can send a text, start a call, or trigger a Salesmsg workflow.




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Sign up for a free Make account and search for Salesmsg in the app directory. Authorize the connection with your Salesmsg API key. Once connected, you can add Salesmsg modules to any scenario. Full setup takes under five minutes.
No. Salesmsg is a native Make module with sending, receiving, and phone number provisioning built in. You don't need a separate Twilio account or manual API setup.
Salesmsg exposes 10 triggers in Make: new SMS received or sent, new contact, new tag applied, contact opted out, new keyword subscriber, missed phone call, incoming call ended, new inbox created, and inbox updated. Any of these can start a scenario.
Salesmsg supports 9 actions in Make: send SMS or MMS, create a contact, apply a tag, create a conversation, create a keyword, assign a conversation, create a contact note, create an inbox, and create a saved reply. You also get 12 search modules for pulling data from Salesmsg into Make.
Yes. Salesmsg search modules in Make let you pull contact records, message history, conversation details, and inbox data into any scenario. Pass that data into your CRM, helpdesk, or any of the other 1,000+ apps Make connects to.
Make offers a free tier for basic scenarios and a paid plan for higher volume. Salesmsg requires a paid plan starting at $25/month, which includes access to the Make integration at no extra cost.
Both work well. Choose Make if you want a visual scenario builder with more control over complex multi-step logic and error handling. Choose Zapier if you want the largest library of connected apps (8,000+ vs 1,000+) and simpler linear workflows. Salesmsg is a native module in both.
Yes. Use the Send SMS action with an iterator module to send to a list of contacts, or trigger sends off a Google Sheet, Airtable base, or CRM export. Salesmsg handles compliance, opt-outs, and delivery reporting automatically.
