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Make (formerly Integromat)

Introduction #

Make integration in Notification Master plugin allows you to automate workflows by connecting your WordPress site to various apps through HTTP requests. This guide will walk you through the steps to create a scenario in Make for an HTTP request and add a Make integration to either an existing notification or a new notification on your WordPress site.

Benefits Of Integrating With Make #

Integrating Notification Master plugin with Make provides several benefits:

  • Automation: Automate repetitive tasks by connecting your WordPress site to a variety of apps supported by Make.
  • Efficiency: Streamline your workflow by setting up triggers and actions that perform tasks automatically, saving you time and effort.
  • Flexibility: Customize your notifications to send data to various applications like Google Sheets, Slack, Trello, and more, based on specific events on your WordPress site.
  • Scalability: Easily scale your operations by adding new scenarios as your needs grow, ensuring your workflows remain efficient and effective.

Steps To Create A Webhook Scenario In Make #

Log in to Make: #

  1. Open the Make website and log in to your account.

Create a New Scenario: #

  1. Click on the Create a new scenario button.

Add a Webhook Module: #

  • In the scenario editor, click on the Add button.
  • Search for and select the Webhook module.
  • Choose the Custom Webhook action.
  • Click on the Create a Webhook button.

Configure the Webhook: #

  1. In the Webhook module configuration, click on the Add button to create a new webhook.
  2. Name your webhook and click Save.
  3. Copy the webhook URL provided by Make.

Test the Webhook: #

  1. In Make, click on the Run once button to start listening for the webhook. You will use this URL in Notification Master plugin to send test data.

Steps To Add A Make Integration #

1. Navigate to Notification Master #

Accessing Notification Master plugin:

  1. From the main menu on the left, scroll down and click on Notification Master.
  2. This will open the main interface of the Notification Master plugin, where you can manage all your WordPress notifications.
Notification Master Menu

2. Access Notifications #

Opening the Notifications Tab:

  1. Locate the Notifications tab within the Notification Master interface.
  2. Click on the Notifications tab to view a list of all existing notifications. Here, you can manage, edit, or delete existing notifications.

3. Add a Make Integration #

You can add a Make integration to an existing notification or while creating a new notification.

To Add an Integration:

  1. In the notification configuration settings, scroll down to the Connections section.
  2. Click on Add Connection to create a new connection for this notification.

4. Configure the Make Integration #

Setting Up Make Integration:

  • Connection Name: Enter a name for your integration to easily identify it later. This field is required.
  • URL: Paste the URL for your Make webhook scenario. This field is required.
  • Body: Define the fields that will be included in the request body. This is useful for sending specific data to Make. Click on Add Field to include multiple fields. You can use merge tags to dynamically insert content, such as {{general.blogurl}} or {{general.admin_email}}.
  • Enable Integration: Ensure this switch is toggled on to activate the Make integration.
  • Send Test Notification: Click on Send Test Notification to send data to Make. This step is crucial to verify the connection and ensure that the data is being sent correctly.
  • Test Scenario in Make: After sending the test notification, go back to Make and check the scenario execution to ensure the data is received correctly.
  • Save the Integration: After configuring the Make settings and verifying the connection, click Save to save the integration. This will close the connection modal and apply the settings to your notification.

5. Finalize And Save The Notification #

Updating the Notification:

  1. Ensure that all necessary integrations, including the newly added Make integration, are properly configured.
  2. To ensure your notification is active, toggle the activation switch if it isn’t already on.
  3. Finally, click Save to update and save your notification configuration. Your notification is now ready to send data via the Make integration you configured.

Conclusion #

By following these steps, you can effectively add and configure a Make integration to an existing notification or create a new notification in Notification Master plugin. This feature enhances the flexibility of your WordPress notification system, allowing you to integrate with various services and automate workflows. For more detailed guides on using Notification Master plugin, refer to our comprehensive documentation or contact our support team.

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