# Make API structure

The URL of the Make API consists of three parts:

```
https://{zone_url}/api/{api_version}/{api_endpoint}
```

for example:

```
https://eu1.make.com/api/v2/users/me
```

### Base URL

Base URL is the core part of an API URL. API endpoint URLs are always relative to the base URL.

The `{zone_url}/api/{version}` form the base URL of the Make API. For example, the URL `https://eu1.make.com/api/v2` is a base URL for the Make API for organizations in the EU1 zone.

### **Zone URL**

The zone URL refers to the geological location of the region and environment of your Make organization. Typically, this URL is connected with the infrastructure region (for example, The United States or Europe) and the pricing plan your organization (the Enterprise pricing plans or others).

You can find out the base URL for your organization in the URL address bar of your Make organization dashboard:

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Example Make zone URLs:

* `https://eu1.make.com/`
* `https://eu2.make.com/`
* `https://eu1.make.celonis.com/`
* `https://us1.make.com/`
* `https://us2.make.com/`
* `https://us1.make.celonis.com/`

{% hint style="info" %}
Make sure to use the correct base URL when running API calls otherwise your API requests will fail.
{% endhint %}

### **API version**

The version of the API. The Make API is currently the second version.

### **API endpoint**

Each endpoint represents a resource you can work with. Endpoints may contain required or optional parameters. The resources are described in detail in [Make resources](/api-documentation/getting-started/resources.md).

{% hint style="info" %}
As a security best practice, make sure to use the correct case for your endpoints to work. You should review your scenarios to ensure that all API endpoints use the exact casing specified in the API documentation. Using incorrect casing, such as `/v2/Organizations` instead of `/v2/organizations`, or any other variation will cause the request to fail.
{% endhint %}


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