# Add new members of your Spot to a Google Sheet

## Connecting Make to MeltingSpot

Setting up Make with MeltingSpot is very easy. No need to code, just follow these steps: 

1. Register with Make (or log in if you already have an account). 
2. Click on "Create a new scenario". 
3. Click on the "+". 
4. Search and select "Webhook" and then "Custom webhook". The event allows you to start a scenario with a specific application. In our case, it is MeltingSpot that manages the tracking of this event, so the scenario must simply listen to what MeltingSpot will send it. 
5. Click on "Add" and name your hook, for example "NewLiveParticipant". Click on "Save". 
6. Get the URL by clicking on "Copy address to clipboard". Be careful, don't click on "Ok" yet, wait until you have launched a test on the MeltingSpot side!Write a caption 

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Connecting your Make to a MeltingSpot webhook
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7. [Create your webhook](/english/manage-spot/integrations/webhooks.md) on MeltingSpot by selecting "New member created" and using the URL retrieved in the previous point.&#x20;
8. Do a Test on the MeltingSpot side.&#x20;
9. Go back to Make and click on Ok.

That's it, your scenario is connected with MeltingSpot!

## Define the action

Now that your trigger is set up, you can use the information sent by MeltingSpot to Make to trigger "actions".

You can perform thousands of different actions with Make. You can add as many actions as you need in a scenario.&#x20;

1. Add a module by clicking on "Add another module".&#x20;
2. Choose Google Sheet then "Add a Row".&#x20;
3. Sign in to your Google account&#x20;
4. Choose the file and the sheet corresponding to your spreadsheet.&#x20;
5. Fill in your columns with the data sent by MeltingSpot.

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6. Do a test run to make sure your scenario works. To do this, click on "Run once" and then go to MeltingSpot and run a test from your Spot settings.
7. Finally, publish your scenario like this:

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