Zapier or Make Integration Disconnected from Base44 App
Your Zapier or Make (Integromat) integration with Base44 has stopped working. The automation that was previously syncing data between Base44 and other apps is no longer triggering, or the connection shows as disconnected in the Zapier/Make dashboard.
Integration platforms like Zapier are often the glue between Base44 apps and the rest of a business's tool stack. When these connections break, data stops flowing, notifications stop sending, and manual workarounds are needed.
The disconnection may have happened silently, and you only discover it when you notice data isn't being synced or actions aren't being performed.
Error Messages You Might See
Common Causes
- Authentication tokens expired and the integration needs to be re-authenticated
- The Base44 app was re-published and the webhook URL or API endpoint changed
- The data structure from Base44 changed (fields added or renamed), breaking the Zapier/Make mapping
- The Zapier/Make plan's task limit was reached, pausing all automations
How to Fix It
Check the Zapier/Make dashboard for error messages on the affected integration. If it shows a connection error, try re-authenticating the Base44 connection.
Verify that the webhook URL or API endpoint in the integration matches your current published app's URL. If you re-published and the URL changed, update it in Zapier/Make.
For complex multi-step integrations that frequently break after app updates, a developer can set up more resilient connection patterns and implement monitoring to catch disconnections early.
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Get HelpFrequently Asked Questions
Why did my Zapier integration with Base44 stop working?
The most common cause is expired authentication tokens. Check the Zapier dashboard for error messages and try re-authenticating the Base44 connection.
How do I prevent my Base44 integrations from breaking?
Avoid changing field names or webhook URLs after setting up integrations. If you must make changes, update the corresponding Zapier/Make mappings immediately after.