Make

Make is a workflow builder you can connect to axiom.ai in either direction. Trigger a Make scenario when an axiom.ai automation runs, or trigger an automation from any Make scenario.

Trigger a Make scenario from an axiom.ai automation


Use the Trigger webhook step to start a Make scenario when your automation runs. You'll need a Make account.

In Make:

  1. Click Create new scenario.
  2. Add a trigger and search for Webhooks, then choose Custom webhook.
  3. Click Create a webhook, enter a name, and click Save.
  4. Copy the webhook URL Make gives you. It starts with https://hook.... Save it for the next section.
  5. Optionally, edit the advanced settings to define a data structure.
  6. Build out the rest of your scenario with the modules you need.

In axiom.ai:

  1. Open your automation and add a Trigger webhook step.
  2. Set Endpoint to the webhook URL you copied from Make.
  3. Set Payload to the data you want to send.

The Trigger webhook step configured with a Make endpoint and payload

For Make's side of the setup, see Make's receiving a webhook docs.

Trigger an axiom.ai automation from a Make scenario


Note: This setup uses the axiom.ai webhook API. A subscription that includes Webhooks is required to use the Receive data from another app step. See pricing for details.

Note: We're aware of an issue with the official Make integration that can prevent new users from adding connections. Use the HTTP request setup below in the meantime.

You'll need:

  • API key. Find it on the API key dashboard.
  • Automation name. The exact name of the automation you want to trigger.
  • Endpoint. https://lar.axiom.ai/api/v3/trigger.

In Make:

  1. Add a new module to your scenario. Search for HTTP and add Make a request.
  2. Set URL to the axiom.ai endpoint above.
  3. Set Method to POST.
  4. Set Body type to Raw.
  5. Set Content type to JSON (application/json).
  6. Add the JSON body in Request content. See sending data with the API for the format.

In axiom.ai:

  1. Add a Receive data from another app step at the start of your automation.

A Make HTTP request module configured to call the axiom.ai trigger endpoint

When the run is successful, axiom.ai returns a JSON response Make can use in later modules. See understanding the API response for the format.

Test the integration


To test the axiom.ai → Make direction, click Run in the axiom.ai extension, wait a few seconds, then check History in Make.

To test the Make → axiom.ai direction, click Run once in Make, wait a few seconds, then check run reports in axiom.ai.

Future plans


We have an official Make integration but are aware of issues with new connections, likely related to the Integromat-to-Make migration. We hope to restore full integration support soon, which will make this setup simpler than the HTTP request workaround above.