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Multi-step scenarios, triggered by your referral pipeline.

Build powerful visual automations with Make (formerly Integromat). Design multi-step scenarios that react to Introzy events via webhooks, branching, filtering, and transforming along the way.

Event feed
pipeline_deal.stage_changedjust now
Router: if stage = Proposal → create task; else → update sheet
pipeline_deal.closed_won14m ago
Generate PDF statement → email partner → log to Notion
contact.created1h ago
Enrich → add to newsletter audience
Sample payload
{
  "event": "pipeline_deal.closed_won",
  "timestamp": "2026-09-04T14:12:09Z",
  "data": {
    "id": "deal_7f2k91",
    "name": "Harbor & Bell",
    "stage": "Closed won",
    "referralSource": "Dana Whitfield"
  }
}
Real event names, illustrative scenarios. Make’s routers and filters turn one webhook into an entire branching workflow.

What the connection does

Visual, multi-step automation scenarios
React to Introzy events in real time
Connect to hundreds of services
Powered by Introzy webhooks

How it connects

1

Add a webhook module

Start a Make scenario with a custom webhook module and copy its URL.

2

Register it in Introzy

Paste the URL into Introzy’s webhook settings and choose which events to send.

3

Branch and build

Use Make’s routers, filters, and iterators to fan one event out into every system that cares.

make.comMake webhooks documentation

Useful on day one, whoever you are

For the team

  • One closed referral can update the sheet, email the partner, and notify finance, in a flowchart you can actually read.
  • Operations owns the automation without filing an engineering ticket.
  • Scenarios are visual, so the person who inherits them can follow them.

For the builder

  • Webhook-triggered scenarios; JSON payloads with { event, timestamp, data }.
  • Events cover the referral pipeline lifecycle plus contact create/update.
  • Automatic retry with exponential backoff on failed deliveries.

Questions teams ask

Same webhook events, different builder. Make favors visual multi-step scenarios with routers and iterators; Zapier favors quick linear Zaps. Pick the one your team already knows.

Pairs well with Make

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