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How to Integrate ProveSource with Make.com to Show Recent Purchases, Sign-Ups, and more

Connect Make.com (Integromat) to ProveSource | Show Purchases, Sign-Ups & other Activity

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Written by Yosi Dahan
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Learn how to connect Make.com (formerly Integromat) to ProveSource using webhooks.


This integration lets you send custom events - such as recent sales, sign-ups, or form submissions - and display them as social proof notifications on your website to build trust and increase conversions.

Grab your Webhook URL

Find your notification’s Webhook URL by:

  • Opening your ProveSource dashboard.

  • Selecting your notification from the main list.

  • Copying the URL shown under “We Track” on the notification details page.

Alternatively, you can create a new notification and get it during setup under the Track section.

Dynamic Message Template: When setting up Make.com, you can send extra data to be used as template variables in the notification message, read more about it in the Setup a Custom Webhook guide.

Create a scenario in Make.com

  1. Log in to your Make.com account and create a new scenario.

2. Select the apps you want to connect (for example, Calendly, PayPal, or Stripe). We will use Calendly for this example.

3. Choose the trigger event - e.g., Watch Events for Calendly.

4. Next, select Create a Webhook. You'll need to log in to your account and give permission to make.com to connect to your account.

5. Once you finish connecting your app to Make, go ahead and add the HTTP module to your scenario. Click the plus sign (+) -> search for "HTTP"


6. Once you select the HTTP module, you'll need to choose an action. Make sure you choose the "Make a request" option.

7 . Configure the HTTP Module as follows:

  • URL: paste your ProveSource Webhook URL.

  • Method: POST

  • Body Type: Raw

  • Content Type: JSON (application/json)

8. Now construct your request body. Map your service data fields to ProveSource parameters. For example we'll map the existing params to be in the format of ProveSource. We'll use email and firstName params:

{"email": "EMAIL FIELD HERE", "firstName": "FIRST NAME FIELD HERE"}

Make sure each key is wrapped in quotation marks, and select the correct values from the list:

9. Click Save

10. Click Run Once to try your scenario:

You should get {"message":"success"} if everything went well, and you'll be able to see your lead in the ProveSource dashboard under Feed.

This means your Make.com scenario is successfully sending data to ProveSource.

11. Once your test is successful:

  • Turn your scenario On in Make.com.

  • Activate your notification in ProveSource.

  • Verify that the ProveSource tracking code is installed on your website.

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