Setting up a webhook in Make? Now you can see exactly where you are, what happened, and what to do next
Hey Makers 
When you are wiring up a webhook, the fastest way to know the status is to check it right away. With Webhook data structure, the module now gives you a clear visual signal during setup, so you can move from test request to mapping with more confidence and less guesswork.
Meet Webhook data structure, a new status card inside the webhook module that shows whether your webhook is listening, whether data was detected, and whether you still need to send a test request.
What’s new
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Three clear visual states: See Listening with a blue animated dot, Data detected with green field pills, and No data detected with an orange prompt. -
Status at a glance: Each state has its own color, icon, and message, so you do not need to scan a block of text to figure out the next step. -
Field mapping gets clearer: Once test data arrives, discovered fields appear right in the card, so you know your data structure is ready for mapping. -
Better guidance for setup: If no sample data has arrived yet, the module tells you to send a test request before moving on.
Real-world use cases
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Connect a webhook to Google Sheets: Send one sample payload, confirm the green Data detected state, then map the incoming fields into your sheet without wondering why pills are missing.
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Coach new team members faster: When someone is building their first webhook flow, the card shows them when the scenario is waiting for data and when it is ready for the next step.
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Check complex scenarios during debugging: In multi-step builds, you can quickly spot whether the trigger is actively listening or whether the webhook still needs test data before the rest of the flow can be validated.
Have you already tried it in one of your webhook flows? We would love to hear where the new status card saves you the most time.
Happy automating! 
Valery from Make