Make can reach Zorlya at https://mcp.zorlya.com through its MCP Client app, but we cannot confirm that the connection works. Make is an automation tool, not a chat app, and its redirect address is not on Zorlya’s list of AI apps.
Compatibility: Make documents an OAuth connection and a fixed redirect URI, https://www.make.com/oauth/cb/mcp, which is not in Zorlya’s list. Its page does not say which transport the app uses or whether it registers itself by dynamic client registration. Some server URLs it lists end in /sse. Zorlya answers only Streamable HTTP. We cannot confirm the connection works.
Not on Zorlya’s list yet. Zorlya accepts only the AI apps on its list: Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor (how it works). Make is not on it, so Zorlya refuses its registration unless Make sends you back to an address that a listed app uses. We have not tried it. The steps below are what Make’s own documentation describes for a remote server.
What you need
- A Zorlya account that is approved. A job seeker account needs the Pro plan, because AI client access is part of Pro.
- A Make account. The page does not name a plan requirement.
Steps
- Log in to Make, add the MCP Client module to your scenario, and click Create a connection.
- Optionally enter a Connection name.
- In the MCP Server field, click + New MCP Server.
- In the URL field, enter
https://mcp.zorlya.com. - Leave API Key / Access token empty. Zorlya has no API keys.
- Click Save.
- If prompted, choose the account and the permission level on Zorlya’s Connect page, and sign in. Read only is the default. Choose Read and change for the write tools.
The Make page also says that if a server requires OAuth redirect setup, you add https://www.make.com/oauth/cb/mcp in the server’s settings. Zorlya has no settings page where you pre-register a redirect. Only the AI apps on Zorlya’s list can register, and this address is not in it.
What you should see
The connection is saved and the module can use it. The Call a tool search runs one named tool with mapped Arguments. Make recommends it for testing a server before using the AI action, so try top_matches there first.
Example workflow idea: a daily digest
- A scheduled trigger starts the scenario each morning.
- Call a tool runs
top_matches. - An iterator or text module keeps the 5 highest scores and builds one line per job.
- An email or chat module sends the text to you.
The Execute an action with AI module can pick tools itself. Use Tools to exclude any you do not want it to use, such as the write tools.
If it does not connect
- Transport. Make does not state its transport. A client that expects
/ssewill not work against Zorlya. - No dynamic registration. If Make needs a pre-registered client, Zorlya cannot provide one.
- Permission level. Without Read and change, the save and track tools do not exist.
What we checked
The steps come from Make’s app page, read on 2026-10-17. We did not try the connection to Zorlya in Make. The page notes its own server list may be outdated.
See also the developer page and security.