Automation integration
Connect your forms to Make
Add a Webhooks → Custom webhook module in Make, paste its address into your form, and send a test event so Make can determine the data structure. Every later submission runs your scenario.
What the Make integration does
- Flat JSON keys map cleanly onto Make modules without a JSON parser step.
- Signed envelope so a public scenario can verify the request came from your form.
- Retries with backoff when Make is rate-limited or a scenario is paused.
What it looks like
Flat JSON that Make maps into scenario modules after one test run.
HelloForms — response
Removals enquiry · #4821
- Full name
- Priya Raman
- priya@northgate.co
- Service needed
- Office move
- Budget
- £2,000 – £5,000
Make — trigger fired
- 1Catch hook — HelloForms submission
- 2Your next step
{
"full_name": "Priya Raman",
"email": "priya@northgate.co",
"service_needed": "Office move",
"budget": "£2,000 – £5,000"
}How to connect Make to your form
- 1
In Make, add a Webhooks → Custom webhook module and copy its address.
- 2
Paste it below and send a test event so Make can determine the data structure.
Who uses it
- Operations teams running document generation or invoicing scenarios from a form.
- Routing submissions to different systems based on an answer.
- European teams standardised on Make rather than Zapier.
Works well with
Zapier
Sends flat, Zap-friendly JSON to a Catch Hook trigger.
Zapier integrationn8n
Sends the signed envelope to an n8n Webhook node.
n8n integrationCustom webhook
Signed JSON posted to any https endpoint you control.
Custom webhook integration
Build a form that feeds Make today
Every destination is included on every plan — no per-integration add-ons.

