One less manual handoff.
Let a completed WebAct task start the next part of your Make scenario.
- Create a custom webhook.
Start a Make scenario with a Custom webhook trigger. Copy the generated HTTPS URL.
- Connect the destination.
Open WebAct’s Integrations screen, choose Make, and save the webhook URL with a name you recognize.
- Capture a sample result.
Make the receiving scenario ready for a test, then manually send a completed WebAct task. Use a small example without sensitive data.
- Map the next step.
Inspect the task instruction, summary, source URL, and verification details. Map only the fields the next module needs, then enable the scenario when you are satisfied.
What gets delivered
The task instruction, final summary, source-page URL, and verification explanation are included. Page snapshots and file attachments are excluded. Review the content and the destination before sending.
If a delivery is uncertain
Inspect the receiving tool before requesting a retry. A network interruption can happen after the destination has accepted the request. The delivery ID remains stable across explicit retries so a receiver can avoid duplicate work.
Business automatic delivery applies to future completed results after the connection is created. You can remove a destination in Integrations; deleting it cannot recall data that has already reached another service.
Troubleshoot a connection or return to all integrations.
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