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Connect your form to Make with a signed webhook

Formstork does not have a native Make module, and it does not need one. Point your form at Formstork, add a webhook that targets a Make Custom webhook trigger, and every submission arrives in Make as JSON, ready to route into thousands of apps.

How it works

Formstork is the backend that receives your form's POST. To connect Make, you use Formstork's built-in webhook integration rather than a dedicated module: in Make you create a scenario that starts with a Custom webhook trigger, copy its URL, and paste it into Formstork. From then on, every submission is POSTed to that URL as JSON with the form label, the field data, a submission ID, and a timestamp. Each request is signed with HMAC-SHA256 in the x-formstork-signature header, so your scenario can verify it genuinely came from Formstork before it runs.

No native module, no problem

Formstork has no dedicated Make app, so you connect through its signed webhook instead. You get the same result: submissions land in Make in real time, with nothing extra to install.

Verify it really came from Formstork

Every POST to your Make Custom webhook is signed with HMAC-SHA256 in the x-formstork-signature header. Your scenario can check that signature and ignore anything that does not match.

One trigger, thousands of apps

Once a submission reaches Make, you can map its fields into any of the modules Make supports, from Google Sheets to your CRM. Formstork also keeps a copy of every submission and retries delivery if Make is briefly unreachable.

Set it up

  1. 1In Make, create a scenario and add the Custom webhook module as its trigger, then copy the webhook URL it gives you.
  2. 2In the Formstork dashboard, open Integrations, choose Webhooks, and paste the Make URL.
  3. 3Submit your form once so Make receives a sample and can map the fields in your scenario.
  4. 4Add the modules you want after the trigger. Every new submission now runs your Make scenario automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Does Formstork have a native Make module?

No. Formstork connects to Make through its built-in signed webhook, not a dedicated module. You add a Custom webhook trigger in Make, paste its URL into Formstork, and every submission is POSTed there as JSON to trigger your scenario.

How do I verify the webhook is really from Formstork?

Each request carries an x-formstork-signature: sha256=... header computed with HMAC-SHA256 over the payload using your signing secret. In your Make scenario, recompute the signature and compare it before acting on the data.

Is connecting Make free?

Yes. The signed webhook integration is included on every Formstork plan, including the free one at 250 submissions a month with no credit card. You just need a Make account with a scenario that starts from a Custom webhook.

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250 submissions a month with a full dashboard. No credit card required.

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