Make

Connect Make (Integromat) so each accepted form submission starts or continues a scenario-no code on your website beyond pointing the form at Formspring.

What you need

• A Make account and permission to create scenarios.
• A few minutes to add Make’s Webhooks → Custom webhook module and copy its URL.

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What Formspring sends

Formspring posts HTTPS JSON to your custom webhook URL. The body is a small, flat object: event name, submission id, form id and name, timestamps, status, and a payload object with your form fields. There is no extra Formspring signature header on this integration-the webhook URL itself is the secret Make gives you.

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Steps

1. In Make, create a scenario and add Webhooks → Custom webhook. Save to get a URL like https://hook.eu1.make.com/… (region may vary).
2. In Formspring, open your form → Integrations → Make → paste the URL → Save.
3. Submit a test from your form so Make can learn the data shape, then wire downstream modules (Sheets, Slack, HTTP, and so on).
4. Turn the scenario On when you want live traffic.
5. In Formspring, open Deliveries for this integration and confirm HTTP 2xx.

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Tips

• Treat the webhook URL like a password. If it leaks, regenerate it in Make.
• Use Replay in Formspring after fixing a failed module or destination.
• Put filters, branching, or spam logic inside Make if you need them; the built-in card delivers every accepted submission for that form.

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Related

• Zapier and n8n use the same flat JSON pattern with their own trigger URLs.
• For a signed JSON envelope and optional field filters in Formspring, use a generic webhook instead.