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Make
By Bloggable
A scenario that starts when you press publish.
Add a Custom webhook module, paste its address into Bloggable, and every event you tick arrives as signed JSON with a stable structure Make can map straight away.
How the Make integration works
What it does
- Make learns the structure from one test.Press Test in Bloggable while the module is waiting for data and Make determines the data structure itself. Every later event has the same shape.
- A summary and the link, not the article.Title, slug, public URL, excerpt, tags, author and timestamps. These are notification events — the publishing webhook is the one that carries the full body.
- Signed, and replay-resistant.HMAC-SHA256 over the timestamp and the raw body. Verify it if the scenario writes somewhere that matters; plenty do not need to.
- One endpoint per scenario.Add as many as you need, each with its own event list, each scoped to one blog or to the whole account.
How to connect it
- 1Add a Custom webhook moduleNew scenario → Webhooks → Custom webhook → Add. Copy the address Make generates.
- 2Add it in BloggableIntegrations → Webhooks → Make → Connect. Paste the address, tick your events, Connect.
- 3Test while Make is listeningThe module only learns a structure while it shows “Waiting for data”. Press Test then, and it will report success.
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