Building a Custom App in Make.com from scratch feat. Gavel, Part 1

Welcome to the 1st episode of my new series on building custom apps on Make.com!

In this video, I'm diving deep into the process of creating, deploying, and publishing a custom app using Make for Gavel, a powerful document automation platform popular among law firms.

Custom apps are helpful when Make doesn’t yet have a native integration with the application you are using; and allow you to build a connector that would function in exactly the same way as any other app on Make (such as Gmail or HubSpot).

🔖 Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction & What are Make Custom Apps?
00:06:13 - What is Gavel?
00:13:35 - Setting Up the Basics of the App
00:16:50 - Base & Authentication
00:27:30 - Making First Requests with the Universal Module
00:35:40 - Error Handling

💡 Key Takeaways:
* Introduction & What are Make Custom Apps? Explore the concept and necessity of custom apps in Make.com.
* What is Gavel? Gain a basic understanding of Gavel, its features, and functionalities.
* Setting Up the Basics of the App: Learn how to configure the app name, logo, base URLs, and more.
* Base & Authentication: Understand the fundamentals of setting up the base and handling authentication in your custom app.
* Making First Requests with the Universal Module: Watch as I make the initial requests using the universal module in Make.com.
* Error Handling: Understand how to manage and debug errors in your custom app.

🔔 Subscribe and Stay Tuned: Don’t miss upcoming episodes where I'll delve into more complex functionalities, such as creating modules for specific endpoints, filling out forms, downloading documents, and setting up webhooks.

📞 Questions and Feedback: Drop your questions and thoughts in the comments below! I’m here to help and eager to know what you think.

🌟 Connect with Me:
LinkedIn:   / martinkravchenko  
Website: https://automationforlawyers.com/

📚 Learn More:
Make (affiliate link): https://www.make.com/en/register?pc=a...
Make Custom Apps Documentation: https://docs.make.com/apps
Gavel: https://www.gavel.io/
Gavel API Docs: https://help.gavel.io/articles/api

Thank you for watching, and I hope you find this series valuable! 😊