Prerequisites
- A Make.com scenario with a Custom webhook module as the trigger.
- The webhook URL from that module (
https://hook.make.com/…,https://hook.eu1.make.com/…, or a legacyhook.integromat.comURL).
Where to get the Custom Webhook URL
Add Webhooks → Custom webhook in your Make scenario. The generated URL is in your scenario builder (login required). The public app docs below are the step we can show.
Make docs: Custom webhook module (copy the URL from your own scenario)
Connect from Catalog
Open Catalog
?tab=connected) and Catalog (?tab=catalog).Find Make
https://zippendo.com/docs/integrations/make). Button Connect, or Add connection after the first Make connection.Click Connect
connect-integration-modal. Title Connect Make. Subtitle: Send events to Make.com to trigger scenario automations.Fill required fields
Connect


Make on Catalog — Use in automations, Read more, Connect


Connect Make — Connection Name, Custom Webhook URL, Auto-send events
Shared fields
These appear on every integration connect dialog, including Make.Make credentials
Auto-send events Make supports
Groups shown: Shipments, Orders, Tracking.After you connect
Connected shows a green Connected pill and {{count}} connection(s). Each row: name, {{count}} event(s) (and Paused if inactive — there is no pause toggle), Send test event, View delivery log, Edit connection, Delete connection.

Connected — Make row with test, log, edit, and disconnect
Edit Make Connection
Modal idedit-integration-connection-modal. Title Edit Make Connection. Subtitle Update the configuration for {{connection}}. Save Changes disabled while Connection Name * is empty.


Edit Make Connection — rename, replace the Custom Webhook URL, retick events
Delivery log and test
View delivery log — modal idintegration-delivery-log-modal. Title Delivery Log. Subtitle Recent deliveries for {{connection}}. Close. Empty: No deliveries yet. Rows show event name, HTTP status, duration in ms, relative time, and error text.


Delivery Log — empty until the first auto-send or Send test event
integration.test. It does not require any auto-send checkbox.
Disconnect
Trash opens Disconnect Integration. Description: Are you sure you want to disconnect this integration? This will stop all event deliveries and delete the delivery history. Type DELETE to enable Disconnect. Label: Type DELETE to confirm. Toasts: Integration disconnected / Failed to delete connection. Missing row: Integration not found. (ORG_INTEGRATION_NOT_FOUND).


Disconnect Integration — type DELETE to confirm
Automations
Palette: Trigger Make Scenario — Sends an event to Make.com via a connected integration (action.integration.make).