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Integrating Claspo with Make

Step-by-step guide to integrate Claspo with Make using webhooks

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Written by Maryna Hura
Updated over a month ago

Webhooks eliminate the need for direct, pre-built integrations between Claspo and each marketing tool. In the context of connecting Claspo with Make, webhooks allow you to automatically and seamlessly transfer data from Claspo forms and popups to Make.

To integrate Claspo with Make using webhooks, follow these steps.

Step 1: Generate a Webhook

1. To create a webhook, you must insert the Custom webhook module to a scenario in your Make account. Each scenario must have its own unique webhook. A single webhook cannot be shared across multiple scenarios.

2. In the module’s settings, click Add. Enter the webhook name and configure the other settings, then click Save. Make will generate a URL. Copy it — you’ll need it later.

Step 2: Configure Webhook in Claspo

1. Access the Claspo dashboard.

Log in to your Claspo Account and navigate to the form or popup you wish to connect with Make.

2. Go to the Integration step in your popup settings.

In the form/popup settings, go to the Integrations step. Select Webhook as the integration method.

3. Add the Make webhook URL.

In the Webhook Settings, paste the URL for the webhook.

Step 3: Map Data Fields

1. Set the required parameters in the Body section.

Optionally, you can inform Make about the expected data structure for the webhook request payload. This allows Make to validate incoming data. If no data structure is specified, Make will pass the data to the next modules in your scenario without validation.

To enable data validation, set up the webhook's data structure in one of the following ways:

  • Manually create a new data structure in the Data structures section.

  • Use an existing data structure.

Alternatively, you can guide Make on the expected data structure without enabling validation by using these methods:

  • Create a data structure immediately after setting up the webhook by sending a request with sample data to the webhook URL.

  • Re-determine the data structure for an existing webhook by going to the Webhook module settings, clicking Re-determine data structure, and sending a sample data request to the webhook URL.

When the webhook URL is used to automatically determine or re-determine the data structure, Make stores the structure internally with that specific webhook and does not create a reusable structure in the Data structures section. In this case, Make will not validate the incoming data.

Step 4: Save and Activate the Webhook

After setting up the parameters, save your webhook configuration. Your Claspo form or popup will now automatically send lead data to Make whenever someone submits the form.

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