# Make

Connect Make as a webhook data source: how a Make scenario posts contacts and events into the Instasent ingest stream, what it syncs, how fields map to attributes, and how consent is controlled through the data you send.

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Make is a **webhook platform**: rather than reading your data directly, it lets you
build a scenario that posts contacts and events into Instasent's ingest stream. Use
it to connect Instasent to any tool Make supports that doesn't have a native
connector.

## How to connect

Make is a **[webhook platform](/platform/en/data-sources/connectors#webhook-platforms-we-give-you-the-credentials)**:
you don't create a credential on Make's side — **Instasent creates the source and gives
you the credentials**, and you take them to Make. You can do the Instasent side **before
you have anything set up on Make**; the source is created and waits for data in real
time.

#### 1. Add the data source

In **Data sources**, select **Add data source** and choose **Make** from the
Integrations section.

#### 2. Configure the source

Fill in the **Configure** step — **Connection name**, **Default country**, **Regional
settings** / **Locale** and **Timezone** — and Instasent creates the source.

#### 3. Copy your credentials

Instasent shows the source's credentials under **Setup instructions** — the **Project
UID**, the **Secret token** and the **Data source ID**. Keep them safe.

#### 4. Build your Make scenario

Install the Instasent app in Make and build a scenario that posts to your source's
stream endpoint, using the credentials from the panel. The Instasent module handles
the call.

#### 5. Watch the stream log

Back in Instasent, the source shows a **stream log** of the data arriving, so you
can confirm your scenario is working.

For the endpoint shapes and the full credentials, see
[API & webhooks](/platform/en/data-sources/api-webhooks).

![The Make connector page with its description, what it enables, and the contact fields it maps, with Install Make to start](/platform/en/data-sources/images/make--1-connect.png)
*The Make connector page: what it brings into Instasent and the contact fields it maps, with Install Make to start.*

## What it syncs

Make sends whatever your scenario posts — typically **contacts** and **events**, in
**real time** as the scenario runs. The payload follows the ingest format: a contact
payload identifies the contact (`contact_id`); an event payload adds the event name
and its parameters.

## Field mapping

The fields you send are mapped to Instasent attributes the same way as any source —
you decide in your scenario which values go into which fields, and confirm the
mapping. See [field mapping](/platform/en/data-sources/managing#field-mapping).

## Consent mapping

Make has no consent mapping of its own — it simply passes through the data your
scenario sends. **Consent is controlled by the columns and attributes you include
in the payload.** If you send the consent attributes
(`_accepts_marketing_*`, `_is_subscribed_*`), the same rules apply as for any
import: only set `_accepts_marketing_*` to `false` on an **active opt-out**; "no
data" stays `null`. See [Consent](/platform/en/consent/marketing-preference-vs-suppression).

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