Integrations · Make
No-code app for Make
Every contact that arrives, verified before it enters the CRM.
Add the RadarAddress app to your scenarios and verify addresses, emails, phone numbers, websites and names before they enter your CRM, spreadsheet or newsletter. No code required.
- Free app
- 500 emails and 50 addresses verified free every month
- No credit card
- New contact Form, CRM or spreadsheet
- RadarAddress verifies Address, email, phone and name
- Verified data in the CRM Ready for your automation
The modules
- Verify Contact·the address verified against the country's register: street, number, postcode and city corrected, the envelope format, the coordinates, the reliability; also the name, the codice fiscale, the email, the phone and the website, if present
- Verify Email·whether the mailbox can receive mail, the typo in the domain corrected when it is certain, disposable and generic mailboxes recognised; without sending any email
- Verify Phone·the number in international format, mobile or landline, the area; up to three numbers in the same field, separated
- Verify Website·the website written in the right form, whether it responds, where it leads and whether the certificate is valid
- Enrich Name·surname, first name and title separated, the person told apart from the company, the formal and informal salutation in the language of the country
- Validate Tax Code, Generate Tax Code·the tax code checked, including omocodia variants, with date and place of birth read from the code, or calculated from the person's details
- Find Duplicates·the contacts that are the same person in a list, with the level of certainty and the reason
- Get Credit·the operations available on each counter, without using any
How to connect it, in three steps
Upload the app to your Make account
Download the file, unzip it and follow INSTALL.md: with the deploy.mjs script and an API token from your Make profile the app is created in a few minutes; alternatively, you can paste the files in with the Make Apps extension for Visual Studio Code. The app is not in the Make catalogue: the members of your organisation can see it.
Connect your account
The account is free, doesn't ask for a card and includes a monthly allowance of operations. In Make create the RadarAddress connection and paste the token you create in your account area, under "API tokens".
Build the scenario
Add the RadarAddress module after the event that starts the scenario (a new contact, a form response, a new row) and specify the fields to verify. Then write the "Verified" fields wherever you need them.
Have a prepaid code? Sign in to your account, open Enter a code from the menu, type the code and press “Continue”, then “Confirm and redeem”. The operations are added to your account straight away, at no charge, and work with the token you already have.
Requirements: a Make account with custom apps and, for the script, Node.js 18 or later.
The app sends RadarAddress only the fields you specify in the module. The privacy policy and the Terms apply; the data stays in the European Union.
Three scenarios to start from
- The website form·a new form response goes through Verify Email and Verify Phone before entering the CRM: the misspelled email corrected, the one that can't receive mail flagged, the phone number ready to dial
- The new contact in the CRM·Verify Contact checks the address and a filter on the outcome decides: if it is confirmed with high reliability you write it back in the correct form, otherwise you flag it with a label
- The newsletter subscriber·Enrich Name separates surname and first name, recognises the title and writes the salutation in the language of the country, ready for the first email
Frequently asked questions
Is the app in the Make catalogue?
No. It is a custom app: you upload it to your Make account and the members of your organisation can see it. The steps are below.
Does an address that can't be found stop the scenario?
No. The module still succeeds and returns the outcome: "ok", "modified", "warning" or "error". You decide, with a filter, what to write into the CRM. The scenario only stops if the token is no longer valid or your operations have run out.
Does the app change the data in my CRM on its own?
No. The app returns the verified form in separate fields, which start with "Verified"; you choose where to write them. Email calls for extra care: in many CRMs the email is the contact's key, and overwriting it with the corrected one creates a new contact. It is best to write it into a separate field.
How do I pass several contacts at once?
Each module processes one contact at a time, like all Make modules. To find duplicates, collect the contacts with an aggregator and pass the list to the module, up to 500: the output lists the groups.
What does it consume?
Each module verifies one contact. Verify Contact uses one contact verification operation, which covers the email, phone and tax code of the same contact; the other modules use one light-check operation; the duplicate search uses one deduplication operation per contact. The first operations each month are free; beyond that, see the packages and subscriptions on the pricing page.
What about a whole database?
A scenario processes contacts as they arrive. For a database that is already full, it is easier to upload the file: verification and deduplication work on all the rows together.
Versions
- 1.0.0 — first version: contact verification, email, phone and website, name with salutation, tax code, duplicate search, available operations
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