The connection is the same one-step webhook as Zapier: add a Custom Webhook module in Make, copy its address, and paste it into the form. Every submission then enters the scenario as structured JSON.

Setup

Connecting it takes a minute.

  1. 01 In Make, add a Custom Webhook module as the trigger of a new scenario.
  2. 02 Copy the webhook address Make generates.
  3. 03 In Questionful, open the form's integrations, choose Make, and paste the address.
  4. 04 Submit a test response so Make can determine the data structure.
  5. 05 Build the rest of the scenario against the parsed fields.
What you get

On every submission.

  • JSON delivered the moment the response is submitted
  • Answers as a list with question titles, plus a flat name-to-value map
  • An optional signing secret, producing an X-Questionful-Signature header
  • Uploaded files as signed download links
  • Delivery attempts logged as recent activity on the form
  • Available on every plan, including free
What to know

Worth reading before you build on it.

  • Make has to see a response before it knows the data structure. Send a test submission after any change to the questions
  • Delivery is inline with the submission: 15 second timeout, 2 attempts, no later retry
  • The webhook address must be publicly routable; internal addresses are rejected
  • There is no Make app in the Make marketplace. This is a plain webhook, not a listed connector
FAQ

Make: common questions.

How do I connect Questionful to Make?

Add a Custom Webhook module in Make, copy its address, and paste it into the Make card on the form. No OAuth, no API keys.

Is this a listed Make app?

No. It is a custom webhook, which is why there is nothing to install or authorise. The upside is that the same card also delivers to your own service.

Can the delivery be signed?

Yes. Set a signing secret on the card and every delivery carries X-Questionful-Signature: sha256=<HMAC-SHA256 of the body>. Make does not verify it, but your own endpoint can.

What happens if the scenario is paused?

The delivery fails and is not retried later: attempts run inline with the submission, twice, with a 15 second timeout. The attempt is logged on the form so you can see it happened.

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