Stage 2 · Lesson 6 of 7
Connections, webhooks and the HTTP app
Make stores your access to each app as a . You create it once, through OAuth or an API key, and modules reuse it. For apps without a ready-made module, the HTTP app can send any .
It has its own options for API keys, (a username and password) and OAuth 2.0. Custom webhooks work the other way round: they receive data from any app that can send it. Make can also define a , so incoming JSON is split into fields you can map.
Paid plans add the Code app, which runs or Python and charges credits for its execution time. Together these let you connect the unusual apps clients rely on.
Common trapbuilding on a personal Google connection for a client workflow, which breaks when you leave or lose access.
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