> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connect to Make

> Send Larm alerts to Make for workflow automation

Make (formerly Integromat) can receive Larm alerts via the webhook alert channel using a Custom Webhook module.

## Setup

### 1. Create a scenario with a Custom Webhook

In Make, create a new scenario. Add a **Webhooks** → **Custom webhook** module as the trigger. Click **Add** to create a new webhook, give it a name, and copy the URL.

### 2. Create a webhook alert channel in Larm

In Larm, go to **Alert channels** and click **New alert channel**. Select **Webhook** as the type and paste the Make webhook URL.

### 3. Set a custom payload template

Set a structured payload template so Make can parse each field individually:

```json theme={null}
{
  "event": "{{event}}",
  "status": "{{status}}",
  "monitor_name": "{{monitor_name}}",
  "monitor_url": "{{monitor_url}}",
  "timestamp": "{{timestamp}}",
  "last_error": "{{last_error}}",
  "downtime_duration": "{{downtime_duration}}"
}
```

See [Webhooks](/webhooks#template-variables) for all available variables.

### 4. Determine data structure

In Make, click **Determine data structure** on the Custom Webhook module. Then in Larm, click **Send test** on the alert channel. Make will receive the test event and learn the payload structure automatically.

### 5. Add downstream modules

Add modules after the webhook trigger to process the alert.

## Example: Log alerts to Google Sheets

1. Follow the setup above to create the webhook trigger
2. Add a **Google Sheets** → **Add a Row** module
3. Connect your Google account and select a spreadsheet
4. Map columns to webhook fields:
   * **A**: `timestamp`
   * **B**: `monitor_name`
   * **C**: `status`
   * **D**: `monitor_url`
   * **E**: `last_error`
5. Turn on the scenario

Every Larm alert will be logged as a new row in your spreadsheet.