By using a webhook in Make and a webhook in PageProof, you can automate details of proof events to populate data and trigger actions in a range of applications – for example teamwork, Asana, Google Sheets, Jira, and many more.

Step 1

In Make, click scenarios.

Step 2

Click create a new scenario and select webhooks and then custom webhook.

Step 3

Select create new webhook.

Make is now listening to the webhook URL for data to be received.

Click copy address to clipboard.

Step 1

Follow these instructions and paste the Make webhook URL copied in the previous step, into the url field.

For example:

Whenever this event is triggered in PageProof, the data payload will be sent to the Make URL which is always listening.

In PageProof, trigger the webhook event so that a data payload will be received by the Make webhook and this data can be mapped into a Make module (for example, a Google Sheet, Trello Card, sms text).

For example, if your webhook event was 'proof approved', then approve a proof in PageProof to trigger the event so that you have data to map.

Add a module in Make to receive the webhook event data – in this example we will choose the app Google Sheets.

Step 1

In Make, click scenarios and click the plus next to webhooks to add a module.

Select Google Sheets.

Step 2

Choose add a row and map the data fields to the fields in the Google Sheet.

Remember, this could be any app that Make supports, for example Asana, Airtable, teamwork, Jira etc.