> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developer.emporix.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developer.emporix.io/vsm-guides/value-stream-designer/integration-with-make/configuring-make-connection.md).

# Configuring a Connection between VSM and Make Modules

Learn how to establish a connection between VSM and Make.

Make modules are components that are used for creating scenarios in Make.

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To learn more about the way they work, see [Types of Modules](https://www.make.com/en/help/modules).
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The connection between VSM and the modules in Make is normally created automatically. However, if you add the module in Make when creating a scenario and the connection is not established, you can configure it manually.

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#### Add an Orchestration module in Make

Add an Orchestration module in Make, for example a **Trigger Event**. An **Emporix Orchestration** window pops up, where you can check all the module's details and enter the required data.
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#### Open the connection configuration

To open the connection configuration, choose **ADD** in the connections section. The **Create a connection** window is displayed.
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#### Enter the Event Source ID and Secret

Enter the **Event Source ID** and the related **Secret**. You can copy and paste the ID and the secret from the Emporix Management Dashboard. To find the **Event Source ID** and the **Secret**, go to **VSM** → **Admin** → **Settings**.
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#### Choose the environment

Choose the **environment** with which you want to establish the connection.
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#### Enter the Client ID and Secret

Enter the **Client ID** and the client **Secret**. You can copy and paste the ID and the secret from [Emporix Developer Portal](https://dashboard-login.emporix.io/devportal/login). To find the **Client ID** and the **Secret**, go to **Developer Portal** → **OE API Keys**.
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#### Save the connection

Choose **SAVE** to create the connection.
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