--- title: "Connect K3X with Make.com" description: "Send data from any Make scenario to a K3X agent with one HTTP module, and receive K3X results in Make with a Custom webhook." url: https://help.k3x.ai/en/articles/110-connect-k3x-with-makecom collection: "Integrations and Automation" updated: 2026-10-04 language: en --- # Connect K3X with Make.com Send data from any Make scenario to a K3X agent with one HTTP module, and receive K3X results in Make with a Custom webhook. Make is a visual automation builder. K3X drops into any Make scenario with one **HTTP → Make a request** module pointed at an agent's webhook URL. Going the other way, a **Webhooks → Custom webhook** module receives what a K3X agent pushes out. ## Make → K3X: a form submission becomes a company and a deal ### Step 1: build the agent in K3X 1. Open the **Agents** tab and click **Create Agent**. 2. Describe it: "When a demo request arrives by webhook, find or create the company by website, add the person with their email, create a deal in Demo Booked, assign it to the next rep and draft a welcome email for review." You can also start from the **Company Creation** template. 3. Add **Webhook** as a trigger and activate the agent. 4. Open the **Webhook** tab and copy the URL (`https://api.k3x.ai/webhooks/agents/`). ### Step 2: start the scenario in Make Create a new scenario. Add your trigger module, for example your form tool's "Watch responses", and run it once so Make captures a sample submission with the field names. ### Step 3: add the HTTP module 1. Add **HTTP → Make a request**. 2. **URL**: paste the agent's webhook URL. 3. **Method**: POST. 4. **Body type**: Raw. **Content type**: JSON (application/json). 5. **Request content**: a JSON object that maps your form fields to simple keys, using Make's variable picker, for example `{"source": "demo-form", "name": "{{1.name}}", "email": "{{1.email}}", "company": "{{1.company}}", "website": "{{1.website}}", "notes": "{{1.message}}"}`. ### Step 4: test, then turn it on Click **Run once** in Make and submit a test entry. The HTTP module should show a successful response. In K3X, open the agent's **Activity** tab and confirm a run started with your payload, then check the Companies tab for the new record. Switch the scenario to **ON**. ## K3X → Make: receive results 1. In Make, create a scenario with **Webhooks → Custom webhook** as the trigger and copy the URL it generates. 2. In K3X, open the agent and add a step: "Send a webhook to with the company name, website, deal stage and summary." 3. Run the agent once so Make captures a sample payload and learns the fields. 4. Build the rest of the scenario: post to Slack, append a Google Sheets row, update another system. The agent's **Deliveries** tab shows each delivery and its status. ## Recipes - **Stripe → K3X**: on a new customer, post to an agent that finds the company by email domain, moves the deal to a won stage and drafts an onboarding email. - **Calendly → K3X**: on a booking, post to an agent that creates the company and person, creates a deal in Demo Booked and writes a prep note. - **K3X → Slack**: an agent that qualifies inbound companies pushes a webhook to Make, which posts a summary in your sales channel. - **K3X → Google Sheets**: when an agent moves a deal to won, push to Make and append a row to your revenue tracker. ## Troubleshooting - **No run in K3X**: the scenario is saved but not ON, or the URL is wrong. Copy it again from the Webhook tab. - **Run failed**: open the run in Activity. The usual cause is a key in the payload that does not match the name used in the goal. - **Make did not receive the outbound webhook**: the Make scenario must be ON, and the URL in the agent step must be the Custom webhook URL, not the scenario URL. ## Related - Webhooks in K3X: the basics - Connect K3X with Zapier - Connect K3X with n8n