Connecting Make, n8n, Zapier, or Power Automate

Create a webhook-trigger scenario in your automation tool, paste the URL it gives you, hit Save, then Send test event.

The recipe is the same everywhere:

  1. In your automation tool, create a new scenario or workflow and pick Webhook as the trigger. The tool gives you a URL.
  2. Paste that URL in proxigenta's Integrations section and hit Save.
  3. Click Send test event, and build your automation against the sample it delivers.
The webhook card with an active URL, Send test event, and Copy secret buttons
A connected webhook: paste, save, then Send test event.

Tool notes:

  • Make.com: webhook triggers fire instantly and work on the free plan (1,000 operations a month). The easiest no-code start.
  • n8n: free if you self-host; instant webhooks; the choice for tinkerers and privacy-focused setups. Activepieces is a similar open-source option.
  • Zapier: webhooks require a paid plan (they are unavailable on Free). Fine if your team already pays for it.
  • Power Automate: the natural fit inside Microsoft 365 shops; HTTP-trigger flows are a premium connector.

Good first automations: set your Slack status when you go dark, text yourself on recovery, or log outages to a sheet.