Integração com CRM através de API

[lastroforte]

What is your goal?

My goal is to connect Make to my CRM using their public API.
I want to pull leads from the CRM into Make using an HTTP GET request.

What is the problem & what have you tried?

The CRM provider (UnivenCRM) told me they have a GET endpoint for pulling leads.
However, I cannot access it from Make at all.

When I try to connect to their supposed API host (https://api.univencrm.com.br), Make returns an SSL mismatch error:

“Hostname/IP does not match certificate’s alt names. Cert alt names: buscaimo.com.br, vistoria.unilocweb.com.br, etc.”

This means the server responds, but the SSL certificate is for another domain, not univencrm.com.br.

Tests I performed:

GET to https://www.univencrm.com.br → Works (200 OK)

GET to /apisites/get-leads → 404

GET to https://api.univencrm.com.br → SSL mismatch

GET to https://api.univencrm.com.br/leads → same SSL error

HTTP (not HTTPS) → Make error: “Invalid protocol. Valid protocol is https.”

So I need to confirm:
Does Make allow any method, parameter, or workaround to send requests to a host with invalid SSL certificates?

Or is this technically impossible in Make unless the CRM fixes their SSL configuration?

Error messages or input/output bundles

Hostname/IP does not match certificate’s alt names.
Host: api.univencrm.com.br is not in the cert’s altnames:
DNS:buscaimo.com.br,
DNS:vistoria.unilocweb.com.br,
DNS:www.buscaimo.com.br

InvalidConfigurationError: Invalid protocol. Valid protocol is https.

Screenshots (scenario flow, module settings, errors)

[samliew]

Welcome to the Make community!

You’ll have to use the older HTTP (v3) modules, as the new one doesn’t allow you to bypass invalid certificates.

To do this, you can switch to an older version of an app using the dropdown in the top-right hand corner.

Set “Reject connections that are using unverified (self-signed) certificates” to “No”,

Hope this helps! If you are still having trouble, please provide more details.

— @samliew
_{P.S.: investing some effort into the tutorials in the Make Academy will save you lots of time and frustration using Make!}