Make (Integromat) Integration

What it does

HARi works with Make (formerly Integromat) through webhooks and HTTP modules. Build automation scenarios that connect your CRM to hundreds of apps.

How it works

Triggers (HARi to Make)

Use HARi workflow webhooks to start Make scenarios:

1. In Make, create a new scenario with a Webhooks > Custom webhook trigger
2. Copy the webhook URL
3. In HARi, create a workflow with the Call Webhook action and paste the Make URL
4. When the workflow fires, Make receives the event data and runs your scenario

Actions (Make to HARi)

Use Make’s HTTP module to send data to HARi:

1. Add an HTTP > Make a request module to your scenario
2. Set the URL to your HARi API endpoint (e.g., https://yourworkspace.haricrm.com/api/records/contact)
3. Set method to POST (create) or PUT (update)
4. Add your API token in the Authorization header
5. Set the request body with the fields to create or update

Setup guide

Sending data from HARi to Make

1. In Make, create a scenario and add a Webhooks > Custom webhook module
2. Click Add to create a new webhook and copy the URL
3. In HARi, go to Settings > Workflows > + New Workflow
4. Configure the trigger (e.g., “When a contact is created”)
5. Add action: Call Webhook with the Make webhook URL
6. Test by creating a contact in HARi — the data should appear in Make

Sending data from Make to HARi

1. Add an HTTP > Make a request module to your scenario
2. URL: https://yourworkspace.haricrm.com/api/records/{entity}
3. Method: POST
4. Headers: Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN, Content-Type: application/json
5. Body: JSON with the fields for the new record

Common scenarios

Trigger	Action
New HARi deal	Send notification to Slack/Teams
New Typeform submission	Create lead in HARi
New HARi invoice	Generate PDF and email via SendGrid
Shopify order received	Create or update company in HARi
HARi task overdue	Send reminder via email

Payload format

HARi sends webhook payloads as JSON. See the Webhooks page for the full payload specification.

Differences from Zapier

Both Zapier and Make work with HARi through the same webhook and API mechanism. Choose based on your preference:

• Zapier: simpler setup, better for straightforward automations
• Make: more powerful for complex scenarios with branching, loops, and data transformation