Make Integration

Connect Makeform to Make to build visual automation scenarios from form submissions.

When to use Make

Use Make when your workflow needs branching, transformations, or multi-step automation.

Common examples:

• Create a CRM contact and a follow-up task.
• Route submissions based on form answers.
• Send data to multiple tools.
• Transform answers before saving them.
• Run custom approval or fulfillment workflows.

Connect with Make

1. Open your form.
2. Go to the Automations tab.
3. Choose Make.
4. Open the Make connection.
5. In Make, create a scenario with Makeform as the trigger.
6. Map form fields into the next module.
7. Run a test submission.
8. Turn on the scenario.

You can also open the Makeform Make app directly:

Open Makeform on Make

Use webhooks with Make

If you need full control over the payload, create a Make custom webhook and paste that webhook URL into Makeform’s Webhooks automation.

This is the best path when you want a custom JSON structure or when your Make scenario starts from a generic webhook.

Testing checklist

• Run the Make scenario once before enabling it.
• Submit a test response from Makeform.
• Confirm Make receives the payload.
• Check field mappings.
• Turn on the scenario after the test succeeds.

Troubleshooting

Make does not receive data

Check that the scenario is on and the Makeform connection or webhook URL is correct.

The scenario receives data but later modules fail

Check field mappings and required fields in the failing Make module.

You need a custom payload

Use the Webhooks automation instead of the app trigger, then shape the JSON payload in Makeform.