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Make & Zapier Jump Start

Connect your apps with no code in Zapier and Make: a first zap, a first scenario, filters and routers, AI steps and webhooks.

Who it’s for: Anyone who wants app-to-app automation without code and prefers Zapier or Make to n8n.

7 modulesBeginner to Advanced~1 hr of practiceFree
  1. Module 1 · Stepthrough · Beginner · ~2 min

    Start Here: How Stepthrough Works

    Welcome to Stepthrough: you learn AI by doing it, on practice copies of real app screens, free and with no risk to your real accounts. Your first practice takes under two minutes.

  2. Module 2 · Zapier · Beginner · ~10 min

    Never Miss a New Client Inquiry using Zapier

    Prospects who wait days for a reply hire someone else. Build a Zap that copies every new client inquiry from Google Forms into your tracking sheet the moment it arrives, so nothing sits unseen.

  3. Module 3 · Make · Intermediate · ~12 min

    Your First Make Scenario: Google Form to Google Sheets

    Build your first Make.com scenario: every new Google Forms response becomes a new row in Google Sheets. Trigger, connection, mapping, Run once and a schedule.

  4. Module 4 · Make · Intermediate · ~12 min

    Filters and Routers in Make: Urgent Requests One Way, Routine Ones Another

    Add a router to your Make scenario, email the front desk about urgent requests with a filter, and send everything else to Google Sheets with a fallback route.

  5. Module 5 · Make · Intermediate · ~12 min

    Add AI to Make: ChatGPT Writes a Personal Reply, Gmail Sends It

    Connect OpenAI to your Make scenario, have ChatGPT write a personal reply from each patient's form answers, and send it with Gmail.

  6. Module 6 · Make · Intermediate · ~12 min

    On a Schedule: A Daily Summary Email from a Sheet

    Build a Make scenario that runs every day at 5 PM, finds today's rows in Google Sheets, combines them with a Text aggregator and emails one summary with Gmail.

  7. Module 7 · Make · Advanced · ~12 min

    Webhooks: Connect a Website Form to Make

    Start a Make scenario with a Custom webhook, paste its URL into your website form's webhook setting, send a test so Make learns the fields, and save every request to Google Sheets the moment it arrives.

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