Send Any App Event Into NotiProof With Make

Make (formerly Integromat) lets you build visual automation scenarios connecting hundreds of apps. Use Make's HTTP module to POST event data from any trigger app directly to your NotiProof webhook endpoint, turning virtually any business event into a live notification.

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Why Use NotiProof With Make

Connect apps NotiProof doesn't natively support
Visual scenario builder, no code
Transform and filter data before sending
Run on a schedule or in real time
Combine multiple data sources into one notification feed

Setup in 3 Simple Steps

1

Create a Scenario

In Make, start a new scenario and choose your trigger app and event, such as a new row in Google Sheets or a new order in a platform Make supports natively.

2

Add an HTTP Module

Add Make's 'HTTP > Make a request' module, set it to POST, enter your NotiProof webhook URL, and build the JSON body using the trigger's output fields, e.g. name, city, event_type.

3

Turn On the Scenario

Activate the scenario and set its run interval (or enable instant/webhook triggers where supported). Matching events will now appear as live NotiProof notifications.

Features

HTTP module for custom POST payloads
Data transformation before sending
Multi-app scenario chaining
Instant or scheduled execution
Error handling and retry logic in Make

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a paid Make plan?
Make's free plan includes a limited number of operations per month, which is often enough for low-volume notification scenarios; higher volume needs a paid plan.
What does the payload to NotiProof look like?
A typical body is a small JSON object such as: name, location, event_type, and timestamp, built from your trigger app's fields inside the HTTP module.
Is this real-time?
Only if your trigger app supports instant webhooks in Make; polling-based triggers run on an interval, which can be as frequent as every minute on paid plans.
Can I filter which events get sent?
Yes, add a Make 'Filter' between your trigger and the HTTP module to only send events matching specific conditions.
What happens if NotiProof's endpoint is briefly unreachable?
Make logs the failed HTTP call in the scenario history; you can configure error handlers to retry, but it isn't automatic by default.

Related Reading

See how Make expands the reach of NotiProof's native integrations: Integrations Ecosystem.

Learn how to think about which events are worth turning into notifications: Event Tracking for Social Proof.

Read the full guide to building an effective notification strategy: Social Proof Notifications Guide.

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