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# Presentation

## What is Make?

Make is a visual automation platform that lets you connect apps and build workflows (called **scenarios**) using a drag-and-drop interface.

## Daxium-Air module

The Daxium-Air module for Make provides:

* **Triggers** — Start a scenario when a submission is created or updated
* **Actions** — Create, update or search submissions in Daxium-Air
* **Searches** — Look up existing submissions by field values

## Getting started

1. Create a free account on Make
2. Add the **Daxium-Air** module to a new scenario
3. Authenticate with your Daxium-Air API credentials
4. Build your automation


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