To get a push notification from Make, add an HTTP module at the end of your scenario that calls your Hook.Notifier URL. Whatever triggers the scenario then lands on your phone.
Add the notification step
Make talks to thousands of apps, so the trigger can be anything. The last step is always the same.
- In your scenario, add an HTTP → Make a request module.
- Set the URL to your hook:
https://hooknotifier.com/{IDENTIFIER}/{KEY} - Use a POST request with a JSON body, and map your scenario data into the fields:
{
"object": "New lead",
"body": "{{name}} just filled the form"
}
Run the scenario, and the notification lands on your phone.
When you do not even need Make
If the only job of your scenario is reshaping a raw webhook into a readable message, you can skip Make entirely. Create a named hook in Hook.Notifier, point the service's webhook straight at it, and map the raw JSON into the notification with {{path.to.field}} templates in the hook's settings. Make stays the right tool when there is real logic: filters, routing, multi-step scenarios.
First get your URL
Your Hook.Notifier URL is https://hooknotifier.com/{IDENTIFIER}/{KEY}. Create a free account to get yours, then paste it into the HTTP module.
Why it matters
Make is the glue between your tools. Adding one notification step means any of those tools can reach your phone the moment something happens, without writing a line of code.
New to this? Start with how to send yourself a native push notification.