How to trigger a Scenario in Make.com using ChatGPT

Automating routine engineering tasks gets easier when your custom GPT can launch a Make.com scenario with a single prompt. Follow these clear steps to wire the two tools together in less than five minutes.

• Step-by-Step Setup

  1. Open Make.com and create a new scenario.

  2. Add the Webhook module and click Create a webhook.

  3. Copy the generated webhook URL to your clipboard.

  4. In ChatGPT, draft a simple action schema that posts a field (e.g., { "data": "string" }) to the copied URL.

  5. Open your Custom GPT builder, select Actions → Add new action, paste the schema, and save.

  6. Back in Make, run the scenario once to let the webhook sample data.

  7. Finish the scenario by adding any modules you need—Google Drive, Slack, Sheets, or email—and set it to On.

     
     

• No-Code Efficiency: The entire flow uses native interfaces; no external servers or APIs required.

• Instant Reuse: Any team prompt that calls the action now fires the Make scenario, automating folder creation, notifications, or data logging.

  
  

Webhook endpoints capture raw payloads, so add input validation or filters inside Make to prevent unwanted data from propagating. Errors in the JSON schema—such as mismatched field names—will break the connection, making version control important. With those guardrails, the integration slashes hand-offs and aligns with Singularity’s rapid “one-day engineering” turnaround by automating repetitive setup steps.

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