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Make Skool Auth Helper

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How to install Open in Chrome Web Store
CRX ID
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Status
  • Live on Store
Description from extension meta

Helper tool for getting Skool authentication credentials

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Make Skool Auth Helper
Description from store

Essential tool for Make.com custom app developers working with Skool - easily get Client ID, Auth Token, and Build ID with change notifications.

Key Features:
• Quick access to all required Skool credentials:
- Client ID
- Auth Token
- Build ID
• Automatic Build ID change notifications
• One-click copy functionality
• Secure credential viewing with mask/unmask option
• Cookie expiration monitoring

Perfect For Make.com Developers:
- Setting up Skool custom apps in Make.com
- Monitoring Skool platform updates
- Managing authentication credentials
- API integration development

How It Helps:
1. Simplifies getting required credentials for Make.com custom app setup
2. Automatically notifies when Skool's Build ID changes
3. Helps maintain API connectivity by tracking token expiration
4. Secures sensitive credentials with masked viewing

Usage Instructions:
1. Log into your Skool account
2. Click the extension icon to view all required credentials
3. Use copy buttons to easily paste into Make.com custom app setup
4. Get notified automatically when Build ID changes
5. Monitor auth token expiration

Privacy & Security:
- Credentials are masked by default
- All data stored locally
- Access limited to skool.com domain
- No external data transmission

Technical Details:
- Background monitoring for Build ID changes
- Local storage for credentials
- Chrome notifications for updates
- Secure cookie access
- Real-time expiration tracking

Latest reviews

Dusan Cvetkovic
My highest recommendation for the app! Wokrs flawleslly. Thanks to this extention and Make Skool integration, I was able to completely replace Zapier with Make, saving 6 times the money. The only reason why we used Zapier in the first place is because Skool doesn't have native integration with Make, but thanks to this workflow, now that's possible!