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Getting Started Guide

1

Create a free Account

Sign up for Simplified Webhooks

Click here to create your free account and start receiving events.
2

Connect your Airtable account

You’ll need to create a Personal Access Token in Airtable to allow Simplified Webhooks to monitor your bases.
You can create a Personal Access Token in your Airtable account settings. For detailed instructions, refer to the official Airtable documentation.Make sure to grant the following scopes:
schema.bases:read
webhook:manage
data.records:read
We’ve also prepared a short video to walk you through the process:
3

Create a Simplified Webhooks API Key

The API Key is used to create a connection between Make and your Simplified Webhooks account. You can create an API key in your profile settings.
Important: We only show the API Key once. Treat your API Key like a password. Store it in a safe place and do not share it. You can always revoke your API Key and create a new one.
4

Setup your trigger in Make

  1. Create a new scenario and search for Simplified Webhooks in the list of apps.
  2. Select the trigger you need (New Records, Updated Records, Deleted Records)
  3. If you setup a trigger for the first time, Make will prompt you to create a new connection. Give it a name and paste the API Key your created in the previous step.
  4. Once the connection is active, simply select the Airtable Base and Table from the dropdown menus and you are done!

You're done!

Your Make scenario will now run instantly whenever a record is changed in your selected Airtable base.