Make
Create and schedule posts from a Make scenario with the Zernio app's modules, cross-post through a Router, and call any endpoint with Make an API Call.
When you finish this page a Make scenario creates a post on a connected account through a Zernio module. You need an API key, a connected account and a Make account.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Make app name | Zernio (Make Nodes Zernio) |
| App directory | make.com/en/integrations/make-nodes-late, whose URL still carries late, the product's former name |
| Modules | 20+ |
| Auth | API key connection |
| API base URL | https://zernio.com/api |
The app has these modules:
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| Add Post to Twitter/X | Publish or schedule a post on X (platform value twitter) |
| Add Post to LinkedIn | Publish or schedule a LinkedIn post |
| Add Post to Facebook | Publish or schedule a Facebook post |
| Add Post to Instagram | Publish or schedule an Instagram post |
| Add Instagram Stories | Create an Instagram Story |
| Add Instagram Reels | Create an Instagram Reel |
| Add Post to TikTok | Publish or schedule a TikTok video |
| Add Post to Threads | Publish or schedule a Threads post |
| Add Post to Bluesky | Publish or schedule a Bluesky post |
| Upload YouTube Video | Upload and publish a YouTube video |
| Upload Pinterest Image Pin | Create an image pin |
| Upload Pinterest Video Pin | Create a video pin |
| Get Social Accounts | List connected accounts |
| Get Post List | List posts, filtered by status |
| Get Post by ID | Get one post |
| List Profiles | List profiles |
| List Pinterest Boards | List boards for a Pinterest account |
| Update a Post | Edit a draft or scheduled post |
| Delete a Post | Delete a draft, scheduled or failed post |
| Delete a Social Account | Disconnect an account |
| Retry Adding a Post | Retry a failed post |
| Make an API Call | Send a request to any Zernio endpoint |
Step 1: Connect the app
Find the app
In the scenario editor, click + to add a module and search for Zernio. Pick any module, for example Add Post to Twitter/X.
Create a connection
Click Add, name the connection, paste your API key and click Save. The connection is reused by every Zernio module in your scenarios. Treat the key like a password: if it leaks, revoke it and create a new one under API keys.
Check the connection
Add Get Social Accounts, choose the connection and click Run once. The output lists your connected accounts.
Step 2: Create a post
- Add the module for the target platform, for example Add Post to Twitter/X.
- Select the Connection.
- Select a Profile, then a Social Account.
- Enter the Text.
- Add Media URLs (image or video links) if the post has media.
- Set the scheduled time to publish later, or leave it empty to publish now.
Click Run once. To map data from earlier modules, click into a field and pick a value from the mapping panel, for example {{1.title}} from a Google Sheets trigger into Text or {{2.imageUrl}} into Media URLs.
Step 3: Schedule a post
The scheduled time takes an ISO 8601 timestamp. Make's date functions compute one at run time:
| Function | Result |
|---|---|
{{addDays(now; 1)}} | Tomorrow, same time |
{{formatDate(addDays(now; 1); "YYYY-MM-DD")}}T09:00:00Z | Tomorrow at 09:00 UTC |
{{addHours(now; 3)}} | 3 hours from now |
Step 4: Cross-post with a Router
A Router splits the scenario into one path per platform, each with its own module and its own text:
- Trigger (Google Sheets, Webhook, Schedule)
- Router
- Path A: Add Post to Twitter/X
- Path B: Add Post to LinkedIn
- Path C: Add Post to Bluesky
Step 5: Call any other endpoint
Make an API Call sends an authenticated request to an endpoint the modules do not cover. Set URL to the path under https://zernio.com/api, for example /v1/analytics, and Method to GET. The connection adds the Authorization header. Every endpoint is in the API reference.
Scenario examples
Content calendar: Google Sheets: Watch Rows triggers on a new row, Add Post to Twitter/X maps the row's text and date.
Posting from your app: Webhooks: Custom Webhook receives a POST from your app, Add Post to LinkedIn publishes it. Your app sends JSON to the URL the webhook module shows:
{ "text": "Hello from my app", "platform": "linkedin" }RSS to social: RSS: Watch RSS Feed Items, Text Parser: Match Pattern extracts title and link, a Router sends a short post to X and a longer one to LinkedIn.
Retry failed posts: Schedule: Every Hour, Get Post List filtered by failed, an Iterator, then Retry Adding a Post for each.
If it fails
A 429 means your team hit its request limit (rate limits). Right-click the module, choose Add error handler and use Break so the bundle is stored for a manual retry; space requests with a Sleep module and a longer scenario interval. The other handlers are Ignore (skip and continue), Rollback (stop the scenario) and Resume (continue with a fallback value).