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Set up Getwello with Make.com

Visual scenarios. Branch with Router, fan out to dozens of modules. Ten minutes end to end.

This guide wires Getwello into a Make.com scenario so check-ins, missed-day alerts and visits flow into one or more destination modules. Visual, branchable, no code.

What you need

  • A Make.com account (free tier covers 1,000 ops/month, plenty for a family).
  • A Getwello Coordinator account with active subscription.
  • 10 minutes.

Step 1: Create the scenario

  1. In Make, click Create scenario.
  2. Add a Webhooks module → Custom webhook.
  3. Click Add to create a hook. Name it “Getwello”. Copy the URL Make shows.

Step 2: Mint a Getwello API key

Open Settings → Developer API as a Coordinator. Name the key “Make.com”. Copy the gw_live_ token.

Step 3: Create the Getwello webhook subscription

Settings → Developer API → Webhooks → Create. URL is the Make webhook from Step 1. Pick the events you want.

Step 4: Verify the signature (optional but recommended)

After the webhook trigger, add a Tools → HMAC SHA256 module. Input: {{1.headers.x-getwello-timestamp}}.{{1.bodyRaw}}. Secret: your signing secret. Add a Filter on the next module that only passes through when computed HMAC equals the v1 part of the signature header.

Step 5: Add a Router and destination modules

Drop a Router module after the verification. Add a route for each destination. Map fields to the destination module (Gmail, Discord, Sheets, anything supported).

Test

  1. Click Run once in Make. It waits for an event.
  2. On Getwello, click Test next to the webhook. Make receives the event.
  3. Verify each route runs as expected. If the verification fails, double-check the signing secret.
  4. Click Save, then turn the scenario on.

Troubleshooting

HMAC fails: Make can parse the body before you get to HMAC. Use the bodyRaw field, not the parsed body.

Operations run out: the free plan is 1,000 ops/month. If you wire many routes per event, you may exceed. Upgrade or trim routes.

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