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Make (Integromat) Integration Guide

Connect Make scenarios to OpsViz using the HTTP module to track AI task costs and events.

How it works in 30 seconds

  1. 1.Create an agent in OpsViz → get your webhook URL (10 seconds)
  2. 2.Add one step to your Make (Integromat) workflow → paste the URL (2 minutes)
  3. 3.See costs, tokens, and alerts in real time (instantly)
Privacy note: OpsViz receives only operational metadata — event type, token counts, model name, cost, and duration. Your prompts, responses, user data, and AI provider credentials are never sent to OpsViz.

Set up with AI — copy and paste

The fastest way to add OpsViz monitoring is to paste this prompt into Maia. It sets everything up automatically.

Using Maia AI Assistant (recommended)

  1. 1. Open your scenario in Make
  2. 2. Click the AI icon (sparkle ✨) in the top toolbar — this opens Maia
  3. 3. Paste this prompt:
Add an HTTP module at the end of this scenario to track AI costs with OpsViz. The module should send a POST request to [WEBHOOK_URL] with Content-Type: application/json and a JSON body containing event_type set to "task.completed", agent_name set to "My Make Scenario", and the fields model, tokens_in, tokens_out, and cost_usd.

Map the model name from my AI module's output to the model field. Map the input token count to tokens_in, output token count to tokens_out, and total cost to cost_usd. If your AI module doesn't expose these values, leave them as 0. Set the HTTP module to ignore errors so it never breaks my scenario.

Manual setup fallback

If Maia isn't available, follow the manual steps below to add the HTTP module yourself.

Prerequisites

  • A Make account
  • An OpsViz account with an agent created
  • Your OpsViz webhook URL
1

Add an HTTP module

After your AI module in the Make scenario, add an HTTP → Make a request module.

2

Configure the request

  • • URL: your OpsViz webhook URL
  • • Method: POST
  • • Body type: Raw
  • • Content type: application/json
3

Set the request body

{
  "event_type": "task.completed",
  "agent_name": "My Make Scenario",
  "model": "{{1.model}}",
  "tokens_in": {{1.usage.prompt_tokens}},
  "tokens_out": {{1.usage.completion_tokens}},
  "status": "success"
}
4

Run the scenario

Run your scenario once and verify the event appears in OpsViz.

That's it!

Events will appear on your OpsViz dashboard as they arrive. Check the webhook reference for full payload options.