Make (formerly Integromat) is a leading automation platform known for its intuitive, visual scenario builder. Instead of lists of steps, you connect app "modules" together in a flowchart-style interface, allowing you to build simple and complex workflows with branching logic, filters, and error handling.
Klipy integrates with Make using its powerful generic modules: Webhooks for receiving triggers from Klipy and HTTP for performing actions in Klipy.
This approach provides maximum flexibility, allowing you to interact with any part of Klipy's API to build highly customized scenarios.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure you have the following:
An active Klipy account with permissions to access settings.
An active Make account.
Access to the Klipy API Documentation for up-to-date endpoint information.
Step 1: Get Your Klipy API Key
The API Key is your "password" that allows Make to securely perform actions in your Klipy account.
Log in to your Klipy account.
Navigate to Settings > API.
Click "Generate New Key".
Give the key a descriptive name, like "Make Integration," and click "Create".
Important: Copy this key immediately and store it in a secure location (like a password manager). You will not be able to view it again.
Step 2: Building Your First Scenario (Trigger from Klipy)
Let's create a scenario that triggers when an event happens in Klipy.
Example: When a new lead is captured in Klipy, create a new card in Trello.
Part A: Set up the Trigger (Klipy Webhook)
Log in to your Make account and click "Create a new scenario".
Click the large
+icon and search for "Webhooks". Select it from the list.Choose the trigger "Custom webhook".
Click "Add" to create a new webhook. Give it a name (e.g., "Klipy Triggers") and click "Save".
Make will display a unique URL. Click the "Copy address to clipboard" button. This is the destination for Klipy's messages.
Go to your Klipy account and navigate to Settings > Webhooks.
Click "Add Endpoint", paste the copied URL into the "Endpoint URL" field, and give it a name.
In the "Events to send" list, check the box for
lead.captured.Click "Save".
Return to Make. Click "Re-determine data structure". Now, go to Klipy and create a test lead. This sends sample data to Make so it understands the format. Once Make confirms it has received the data, click "OK".
Part B: Set up the Action (Trello)
In your Make scenario, click the
+icon attached to the Webhook module.Search for and select "Trello".
Choose the action "Create a Card".
Connect your Trello account by following the prompts.
Configure the card details. Click in each field to map the data that came from the Klipy webhook:
Board: Select your desired Trello board.
List: Select the list where the card should be created.
Name: Map the
Namefield from the webhook data.Description: Map other useful fields, like
Email,Source, etc.
Click "OK".
Your scenario now visually shows that when the Klipy Webhook receives data, it will create a Trello card.
Step 3: Performing Actions in Klipy with the HTTP Module
Now let's do the reverse: use an event in another app to perform an action in Klipy.
Example: When a new row is added to a Google Sheet, create a new contact in Klipy.
Start a new scenario in Make.
For the trigger, select "Google Sheets" and the module "Watch New Rows". Configure it to point to your desired spreadsheet.
Click the
+icon to add the next module. Search for and select "HTTP".Choose the action "Make a request".
Configure the HTTP module as follows. This is where you'll use your API Key.
URL: Enter the Klipy API endpoint for creating contacts. For example:
https://api.klipy.ai/api/v1/people(Always check the official API documentation for the correct URL).Method:
POSTHeaders:
Click "Add a header".
Name:
AuthorizationValue:
Bearer YOUR_API_KEY(ReplaceYOUR_API_KEYwith the key you generated in Step 1).
Body type:
RawContent type:
JSON (application/json)Request content: Construct the JSON payload, mapping data from the Google Sheet trigger.
json
{ "name": "{{1.Name}}", "email": "{{1.Email}}", "source": "Make - Google Sheet Import" }(Note:
{{1.Name}}and{{1.Email}}are variables you select from the Google Sheets module by clicking on them in the mapping panel.)
Click "OK".
Step 4: Schedule and Activate Your Scenario
At the bottom-left of the scenario editor, you can configure how often your scenario runs. For webhook triggers, choose "Immediately". For polling triggers like Google Sheets, choose a schedule (e.g., "Every 15 minutes").
Click the Scheduling toggle at the bottom-left to switch your scenario ON.
Your automation is now live!
Quick Reference: Interacting with Klipy's API
Triggers: Always use the Webhooks > Custom webhook module in Make. Subscribe to any of Klipy's available events (
lead.captured,deal.closed, etc.) in your Klipy Webhook settings.
Actions: Always use the HTTP > Make a request module.
Authentication: Use an
AuthorizationHeader with yourBearertoken.Data: Construct the JSON body according to the requirements for the specific endpoint you are using.
Disclaimer: The Klipy API is the single source of truth. Always refer to the official Klipy API documentation for the correct endpoints, methods, required fields, and data formats before building your HTTP requests.
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