Integration

Catalogian + Make

Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual automation platform that connects apps through drag-and-drop scenarios. By connecting Catalogian's webhooks to Make, you can build powerful automation workflows that trigger every time your product feed changes — pricing updates, inventory changes, new products, and removals.

Catalogian posts structured change data to Make's webhook module when your feed updates. From there, Make's visual editor lets you route that data through filters, transformers, and any of Make's 1,800+ app integrations — update your ERP, notify your team on Slack, log changes in Airtable, or sync inventory to your POS system.

Make's visual scenario builder is particularly powerful for complex routing logic. Branch your workflow based on change type: route price changes to the pricing team, inventory changes to the warehouse, and new products to the marketing team — all from a single Catalogian webhook.

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How it works

Create a Make webhook module

In Make, create a new scenario with a 'Custom Webhook' trigger module. Copy the webhook URL that Make generates.

Connect to Catalogian

Register Make's webhook URL as an endpoint for your Catalogian source. Change data will flow from Catalogian to Make on every feed update.

Build visual automation

Use Make's visual editor to add filters, routers, and app connections. Transform Catalogian's change data and route it to the right tools and teams.

curl -X POST "https://catalogian.com/v1/sources/src_abc/webhooks" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer cat_sk_live_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "url": "https://hook.us1.make.com/abcdefghijk...",
    "events": ["delta.completed"]
  }'

# Make receives the change payload and your scenario runs:
# Webhook → Filter (price changes only) → Slack notification
#                                       → Google Sheets log
#                                       → Airtable update

Frequently asked questions

Does Catalogian have a native Make integration?

Catalogian integrates with Make via webhooks. Use Make's Custom Webhook module to receive Catalogian change data. No native Make app is required.

Can I build complex routing in Make with Catalogian data?

Yes. Make's router and filter modules let you branch workflows based on the webhook payload. Route different change types to different apps, or filter for specific fields or thresholds.

How does Make handle Catalogian's webhook payload?

Make's webhook module automatically parses the JSON payload. You can map fields like summary.added, summary.changed, and sampleChanges[].changes to downstream modules using Make's visual data mapper.

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