How to connect to Moonclerk and create a what if scenario?

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Hi,

As there is no integration to Moonclerk, I believe I can use either an API Key or a Webhook to connect to this for my scenario.

What I want to do is when there is a new sign up in Moonclerk I then want it to create an action in Zoho.

BUT from what I can see a key or webhook will just connect to the site, if we have sign ups to different plans then the actions need to alter.

Is there a way to create a this or that situation using a filter of some sort for the data?

I’m new to all of this and finding it a lot more complicated than initially anticipated.

Thanks,
Sue.

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Welcome to the Make community!

Make doesn’t have an integration for this third-party service.

If the external service has a Developer API Reference/Documentation then you should be able to integrate the endpoints in Make using the generic HTTP “Make a request” module.

If the external service allows you to register webhooks, then you can create a trigger to wait for incoming webhook requests in Make using the generic Webhook “Custom webhook” module.

You can also suggest for it to be made in the Idea exchange. Don’t forget to search for it first, just in case someone already suggested it, so that you don’t end up creating a duplicate.
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Sorry I am unable to help further with Moonclerk, as I do not have an account there. I can’t create a test account too, since there is no Free tier.

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I have already connected Moonclerk using a Webhook, but I want different actions for different paying customers.

For example, Plan A in Moonclerk is for £50 and needs to send to Zoho to generate invoice A. Plan B in Moonclerk is for £100 and needs to send to Zoho to generate invoice B.

As far as I can see the Webhook extracts all data and will process all the same way. I need to be able to split the data once received to perform different actions.

Does that make sense? Your response may have answered the question and it’s possible I’m just not understanding the language used.

I paid and signed up to Make as I was told it would be able to provide the functionality required. If unable to do so, then I’ll need to find another solution.