Make
Coming soon: use the Formclick app on Make to trigger scenarios from new submissions and manage forms.
The Formclick app on Make (formerly Integromat) connects your forms to thousands of apps with no code. You sign in with your Formclick account. There are no API keys to copy.
Modules
| Module | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Watch New Submissions | Instant trigger | Starts the scenario the moment a form gets a new, non-spam submission |
| Search Submissions | Search | Finds submissions by text, date range or filter (unread, starred…) |
| Get a Submission | Action | Returns one submission with all its fields |
| List Forms | Search | Returns your forms |
| Get a Form | Action | Returns a form’s settings, endpoint, access key and webhooks |
| Create a Form | Action | Creates an HTML form and returns its endpoint and access key |
| Update a Form | Action | Changes name, notification emails, redirect URL, success message or pauses the form |
| Get Usage | Action | Returns your plan and submission usage |
| Make an API Call | Universal | Calls any REST API endpoint with your connection |
Connect Formclick
- 1
Add a Formclick module
In a Make scenario, add a Formclick module, for example Watch New Submissions.
- 2
Create a connection
Click Create a connection, then Save. A Formclick window opens.
- 3
Approve access
Sign in to Formclick and approve the permissions Make asks for. You return to Make, connected.
- 4
Pick a form
Choose the form from the list. For the trigger, Make registers a webhook on that form when you turn the scenario on.
What the trigger receives
Each submission arrives with submissionId, formId, submittedAt, fromName, fromEmail and data (every field, e.g. data.email). Map them into the next modules.
Good to know
- The trigger’s webhook appears in the form’s Webhooks tab as Make scenario. Make removes it when you turn the scenario off. Don’t delete it by hand while the scenario is on.
- Spam-flagged submissions never start a scenario.
- Revoke Make’s access any time in Settings → API & MCP. Its recent calls are listed there too.
- Limits: 60 requests and 20 changes per minute for each connection.