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Integrate Push Lap Growth with Make

Ayo AbdulLast Updated June 26, 2025

This guide provides a detailed walkthrough of using Push Lap Growth with Make to connect to 2,400+ apps.

Step 1: Add Tracking Script to your website

Insert the following script in your website's <head> tag to start tracking (on every page). This script is important to be able to store the affiliate id in the cookie of the customer's computer. This affiliate ID is required to be able to link the customer to the affiliate who referred them. It is your responsibility to make sure the affiliate ID is properly transmitted to your Make trigger.

Normal Method

<script 
  src="https://pushlapgrowth.com/affiliate-tracker.js" 
  data-affiliate 
  data-program-id="YOUR_AFFILIATE_PROGRAM_ID" 
  async>
</script>

Using Google Tag Manager

<script>
  var pushLap = document.createElement('script');
  pushLap.src = "https://pushlapgrowth.com/affiliate-tracker.js";
  pushLap.setAttribute('data-affiliate', '');
  pushLap.setAttribute('data-program-id', 'YOUR_AFFILIATE_PROGRAM_ID');
  document.head.appendChild(pushLap);
</script>

Step 2: Create a Make trigger

Create a new Make trigger from whatever app you want to connect Push Lap Growth.

Popular triggers would be either when a user signs up or when a user purchases something. Make sure that the trigger includes the affiliate ID in the payload. You can get the affiliate ID from the frontend of your website by using the script we provided in step 1. You can access the affiliate ID by using window.affiliateId. You must find a way to include this ID in the payload of the trigger.

You should reach out to the support team of whatever platform you want to connect Push Lap Growth to. They should be able to help you with guides on how to transmit frontend variables to the payload of the trigger.

When a customer comes to your website using an affiliate link like https://yourwebsite.com?ref=affiliate123, the part after the ref= (affiliate123 in this case) is the affiliateId you need to use in the next steps.

Step 3: Create a Sale and Referral

This step will automatically determine whether the referral is new or existing. If it's new, it will create the referral and attach it to the affiliate then create the sale, therefore giving commission to the affiliate (provided you enter the affiliate ID gotten from the trigger). If it's existing, it will just create the sale and give the commission to the affiliate.

Choose the action: Create Sale
Choose the email of the customer in the Customer Email field (the email should be gotten from the trigger).
Choose the name of the customer in the Customer Name field (the name should be gotten from the trigger).
Choose the total amount of the sale in the Total Amount field (the amount should be gotten from the trigger).
Click the three-dot icon next to the Referral ID field and chooseCustom, then enter the Affiliate ID gotten from the trigger from whatever app you're connecting to push lap growth.

This step is important if it's the first time you're tracking the referral (so it will create the customer in Push Lap Growth and attach it to the affiliate), but if you've tracked the referral before and you just want to track sales, you can leave the field blank.

Step 4: Create Referral Only (Optional)

This step will simply create the referral and attach it to the affiliate.

This step is optional. If you don't want to track sales, you just want to track referrals, then do this step instead of step 3.

Create a Make action and choose Push Lap Growth as the app.
Choose the action: Create Referral
Choose the email of the customer in the Referral Email field (the email should be gotten from the trigger).
Choose the name of the customer in the Referral Name field (the name should be gotten from the trigger).
Click the three-dot icon next to the Affiliate ID field and chooseCustom, then enter the Affiliate ID gotten from the trigger from whatever app you're connecting to push lap growth. This step will create the customer in Push Lap Growth and attach it to the affiliate.

Summary

By following these steps, you can successfully integrate Make with Push Lap Growth.

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