Make.com
Send Clipform responses into a Make scenario with a webhook.
The Make.com integration is rolling out to selected accounts.
Make (formerly Integromat) lets you build visual, multi-step automations. You can trigger a Make scenario every time someone completes your Clipform - no Make app required, just a webhook URL.
How it works
Clipform sends a JSON POST to a URL of your choice when a form is completed. Make's Custom webhook trigger accepts that POST and starts your scenario.
Setup
1. Create the webhook in Make
- In Make, click Create a new scenario.
- Add the first module, search for Webhooks, and choose Custom webhook.
- Click Add, give the webhook a name (for example "Clipform responses"), and click Save.
- Click Copy address to clipboard - this is your webhook URL.
2. Paste the URL into Clipform
- Open your form, go to Integrations, and find the Webhook option.
- Paste the Make URL and click Save.
3. Capture a sample so Make learns your fields
- In Make, click Run once so the scenario starts listening.
- In Clipform, click Send test on the webhook (or complete the form yourself once).
- Make captures the payload, so every field is now available to map in later steps.
Make only learns your data structure from a real received payload, so this step is required before fields appear in the mapper.
4. Build the rest of your scenario
Add modules such as Google Sheets, Slack, email, or your CRM, and map the fields from the Clipform payload. Turn the scenario ON when you are done.
What gets sent
Each completion sends a form.completed event. The full shape is documented in the
Webhook Payload Format - it includes the form ID,
response ID, session details, and every answer keyed by node.
Clipform signs each delivery with Standard Webhooks headers. Make ignores these extra headers, so there is nothing to configure - the integration just works.