Make's Webhooks module accepts LemCall booking events directly, so any scenario you can build in Make can start from a booking.
Key Takeaways
- Make.com connects in a few minutes from the Integrations screen.
- Unlimited hosts on a flat workspace price, so coverage is not a licence decision.
- Bookings are never metered, including on the free plan.
What the Make.com integration does
- Starts a scenario the moment a booking is created, moved or cancelled.
- Delivers the full booking payload for mapping into later modules.
- Supports multiple scenarios listening to the same event stream.
Connecting it
- In Make, add a Webhooks module, create a custom webhook and copy its address.
- In LemCall open Integrations, Webhooks, and paste it in.
- Run a test booking so Make can learn the data structure.
- Build the rest of the scenario against the captured fields.
What it does not do
Worth knowing before you build a process around it, rather than after:
- Webhook-based, not a published Make app.
- Make operations are billed on their plan.
What it costs
One flat price per workspace with unlimited hosts, so connecting more people is never a licence decision.
Webhooks, which this uses, are part of the Business plan and above. Unlimited bookings, calendar sync and reminders are on every plan including free.
Action Steps
- 1In Make, add a Webhooks module, create a custom webhook and copy its address.
- 2In LemCall open Integrations, Webhooks, and paste it in.
- 3Run a test booking so Make can learn the data structure.
- 4Build the rest of the scenario against the captured fields.
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