I am using getlate.dev to publish on social media and need to set up a webhook on make.com to send emails if the posts don’t publish properly or if a social media account disconnects.
What is the problem?
I have set up the webhook using a custom webhook and linking it to my gmail account to send the emails. When I paste the webhook URL into the appropriate form on getlate.dev, it returns a 404 error.
What have you tried so far?
I have tested the gtlate form using https://webhook-test.com/ and that gets the messages, so things are correct at that end.
To me, that means the issue is with the URL or webhook setup at make.com
I have tried deleting everything on both sites and starting again, but this returned the same error.
I have read many help pages, but can’t find anything that addresses this specifically. I am very new to webhooks and the jargon on many help pages is like a foreign language, I need a fix described in very simple terms. (sorry)
ETA Not sure if this makes a difference, but I had to add https:// to the beginning of the webhook URL to get it to be saved at getlate.
Thank you. I did that and also changed the URL your system gave me, as the getlate system apparently needs the make.com part before the long code number and not after the @.
The remaining problem is that although it’s now sending emails, they are blank. getlate says “Our webhooks send HTTP POST requests with JSON data, not emails. A “mailhook” in Make.com is designed to receive emails, which won’t work with our webhooks.”
I’ve gone back to the webhook, which they say I need to do, but that is sending blank emails, too.
Should I be putting something in this end, e.g. in the body content boxes, to tell it to put information in there? I have this (image)
I appreciate no answers due to holidays, but the bot has asked me to continue the thread to keep it open. I still have the issue of blank notification emails, detailed above.
Then trigger the webhook like you did previously when testing with getlate - Make should now receive the webhook and show you variables like event, post.content or whatever your webhook payload contains. For example:
Hi @Debbie_Waller – please remember to come back here and let us know if Sierra’s solution worked It’s always good for other members of the community to know the workaround.