Famewall + Make.com Integration Guide with no-code: Create Scenarios with Testimonial events & actions

Make.com is built around one idea: every app you use should be able to talk to every other app, without needing a developer to make it happen.

Their visual, no-code automation platform lets you build workflows called scenarios that connect 100+ tools. The goal is to give individuals the kind of automation power that used to require an engineering team.

Famewall fits right into that vision.

Social proof only moves the needle when it's acted on - shared with your team, logged for reporting, responded to quickly.

But doing that manually for every testimonial that comes in doesn't scale.

With the Famewall + Make.com integration, every testimonial event in Famewall can instantly kick off whatever workflow matters to your business.

This guide shows you how to remove that manual step entirely by connecting Famewall to Make.com.

What can you do with this Integration?

• Fire off a Make scenario whenever a testimonial event happens in Famewall
• Create testimonials in Famewall from inside Make
• Route testimonial data to Slack, Google Sheets, Notion - pretty much anything Make supports

Here are some ideas to get you started

• Post new testimonials to a Slack channel so your team sees them in real time
• Add every approved testimonial to a Google Sheet for reporting
• When a 5-star testimonial comes in, auto-draft a social post
• Send a thank-you email to the person who left the testimonials

2. Ways to use Make.com automation

1. Use Famewall Actions in Make.com

Beyond just receiving events, you can also use Famewall as an action module inside Make - for example, to create a testimonial in Famewall when something happens in another tool.

To connect this way, open Famewall → Automation → Make.com and click Generate API Key.

Copy the key that appears.

Then, in Make, when you add a Famewall action module to your scenario, it'll ask you to connect the app.

Paste that key to authenticate.

Available Famewall actions in Make:

- Get Walls: fetch a list of your walls

- Create Testimonial: add a testimonial to a wall

- Get Perform List: pull sample data

2. Receive events on Make.com from Famewall

Step 1: Accept the Famewall app invite in Make

First things first - you need to give your Make account access to the Famewall app.

In Famewall, go to Automation → Make.com and click Accept the Famewall App Invite on Make.com.

That link takes you straight to Make, where you just accept the invite.

Once that's done, the Famewall app will show up when you search for it inside Make.

Step 2: Set up a Make scenario with a Famewall trigger

In Make, create a new scenario and search for "Famewall" module then add it

Once you add it, pick the Watch Testimonial Event trigger.

Then click Run once - this is what tells Make to generate a unique webhook URL for this scenario.

Step 3: Paste the webhook URL into Famewall

Go back to Famewall and open Automation → Make.com.

Paste the URL you copied into the Webhook URL field.

Then check the boxes for whichever events you want to trigger your scenario - you can choose from collected, imported, approved, deleted, and updated.

Once you're happy with your selection, hit Create Make Webhook.

Step 4: Test the webhook trigger setup

Back in Make, confirm your scenario is still in Run once mode.

Then trigger a testimonial event in Famewall - collect a test testimonial, approve one, anything works.

Hop back to Make and check if a scenario run shows up.

If it ran, you're connected. If not, double-check that the webhook URL in Famewall matches the one Make gave you, and that you've selected at least one event.

When Famewall sends data to Make, the payload contains all the key details about the testimonial and its wall. Here's what you're working with:

{
  "event_type": "testimonial_collected",
  "uuid": "testimonial-uuid",
  "wall_uuid": "wall-uuid",
  "wall_name": "Wall Name",
  "wall_url": "https://yourwall.famewall.io",
  "author_name": "Jane Doe",
  "author_image": "https://...",
  "testimonial_content": "Great product!",
  "testimonial_link": "https://...",
  "work_title": "Founder",
  "star_rating": 5,
  "date": "2026-02-25",
  "created_at": "2026-02-25T12:34:56Z",
  "custom_field_values": {},
  "audio_testimonial_url": "",
  "video_testimonial_url": "",
  "video_uploaded_at": "",
  "email": "jane@example.com"
}

For update events, you also get `old_data` and `new_data` so you can compare what changed.

Step 5: Add actions to your scenario

Once the trigger is working, add whatever actions you want after it:

• Post a Slack message to your team
• Log the testimonial to a Google Sheet
• Create a card in Notion or Trello
• Send a thank-you email to the author

Troubleshooting

The scenario isn't running

Verify that the webhook URL in Famewall matches the one Make generated exactly. Even a small mismatch will break it.

No events are coming through

Ensure that at least one event type is selected in the Famewall webhook configuration.

Can't generate a Make API Key

This feature requires a paid Famewall plan. If you're on Free, you'll need to upgrade first. You can upgrade to the lowest Standard plan at $11.99/month, too

Still not working after changing settings

Click Run once again in Make after saving any changes to your webhook settings in Famewall.

A quick note on security

1. Your Make API Key is essentially a password - don't share it or commit it to public repos.
2. If you think it's been exposed, generate a new one in Famewall and reconnect in Make.
3. Only connect your webhook to Make scenarios you trust.

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