The PassKit + Make integration allows you to connect PassKit with thousands of other apps and services to create powerful, automated workflows, no coding required. This integration is perfect for syncing customer data, issuing digital passes, or triggering actions based on real-time activity in third-party tools.

With Make’s visual scenario builder, you can create both simple and highly advanced workflows between PassKit and platforms like Google Sheets, Typeform, Shopify, HubSpot, and more.

Setting Up the Integration

Before jumping into Make, note that PassKit has built-in support for external integrations through our API and webhook functionality. This makes it easy to use PassKit with Make for a wide range of scenarios.

To get started, you’ll need:

  • An active PassKit account
  • A Make account (free or paid)
  • At least one other app you want to connect (e.g., Google Sheets, Typeform, etc.)

In Make:

  1. Create a new Scenario.
  2. Add a module and search for PassKit.
  3. Choose either a trigger or an action, depending on whether you want PassKit to initiate a workflow or respond to something from another app.
  4. Connect your PassKit account using your API Key (available in your PassKit dashboard under API Settings).
  5. Add the other app(s) you want to connect and configure the data flow between modules.
  6. Map fields between PassKit and your selected app(s).
  7. Run the scenario once to test the workflow.
  8. Once everything is working correctly, schedule it or set it to run automatically.

Make supports detailed routing, filters, and conditional logic, which means you can build tailored, multi-step automations with complete control over how and when things happen.

Common Use Cases

The integration between Make and PassKit is designed to simplify repetitive processes and keep your data in sync across platforms.

Here are some common ways businesses use this integration:

  • Automatically issue loyalty, coupon, or membership passes when a form is submitted via Typeform or Jotform.
  • Create or update a customer in PassKit when a new row is added in Google Sheets or Airtable.
  • Send customer data from Shopify, WooCommerce, or Stripe to PassKit for real-time pass issuance.
  • Trigger email or SMS notifications when a pass is scanned, activated, or redeemed.
  • Update pass details when a user completes a survey, hits a milestone, or changes tier status in your CRM.

These kinds of automations eliminate the need for manual data entry, reduce errors, and allow your team to focus on higher-value tasks.

Requirements

To use this integration, you’ll need:

  • A PassKit account
  • A Make account
  • Your PassKit API Key (found in the dashboard)
  • At least one third-party app to connect

No developer skills are needed. Make’s drag-and-drop builder allows anyone to automate multi-step processes visually and intuitively.

Support and Documentation

For detailed help on how to connect Make with PassKit, visit the Help Center or refer to our integration documentation.

Helpful resources:

Automate your PassKit workflows with Make.com

Make – Google Sheets to Issue Event Ticket

Make – Issue Event Ticket to Google Sheets

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Make – Google Sheets to Issue Coupon

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Need A Make Account To Use This Integration?

Yes. You’ll need a free or paid Make account to create and run scenarios between PassKit and other services.

How Do I Connect My PassKit Account To Make?

You’ll connect using your API key from PassKit. You can find this in your PassKit dashboard under API settings.

Can I Use PassKit As Both A Trigger And An Action?

Yes. You can create scenarios where PassKit either starts the automation (e.g., when a pass is scanned or updated), or where it performs an action (e.g., issue a pass when a form is submitted).

Can I Test My Scenario Before Running It Live?

Absolutely. Make allows you to run a scenario manually to preview how the data flows and ensure everything is mapped correctly.

What Kind Of Passes Can I Issue Through Make?

You can issue any pass type supported by your PassKit account like loyalty cards, coupons, event tickets, memberships, etc. Just select the appropriate template and map your fields accordingly.

What Are The Benefits Of Using Make Over Zapier?

Make offers more granular control, better support for multi-step scenarios, custom functions, routers, and error handling. It’s ideal for users who need complex workflows and flexible automation logic.