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title: Automate Eventin Bookings with Make.com Webhooks
description: "Learn how to connect **Eventin** with **Make.com** using custom webhooks seamlessly. Automate workflows triggered by event bookings—such as logging bookings in Google Sheets, sending Slack alerts, or syncing attendee details with your CRM—without any coding. ### **Prerequisites** - WordPress site with **Eventin** (Free +…"
url: "https://themewinter.com/docs/plugins/eventin/automate-eventin-bookings-with-make-com-webhooks/"
updated: "2025-08-31"
category: Eventin / Integration
---

# Automate Eventin Bookings with Make.com Webhooks

Learn how to connect **Eventin** with **Make.com** using custom webhooks seamlessly. Automate workflows triggered by event bookings—such as logging bookings in Google Sheets, sending Slack alerts, or syncing attendee details with your CRM—without any coding.

### **Prerequisites**

- WordPress site with **Eventin** (Free + Pro) installed and activated
- A **Make.com** account
- Administrator access to both Eventin and Make.com

### **Video Walkthrough**

Watch our step-by-step tutorial to follow along visually:

[Automate Eventin Bookings with Make.com Webhooks](https://www.youtube.com/embed/D2n7lyS3JIU?feature=oembed)

### **Step 1: Create a Scenario in Make.com**

- Go to [Make.com](https://www.make.com/) and log in.
- Click **“Create a new scenario.”**
- Search for and select **“Webhooks.”**
- Choose **“Custom webhook.”**
- Click **“Add”** to create a new webhook.
- Give your webhook a name, e.g., `Eventin Booking Booking`.
- Click **“Save”** — a **Webhook URL** will be generated. Copy it.

### **Step 2: Add the Webhook URL to WP Timetics**

- Log into your WordPress dashboard.
- Navigate to **Eventin > Settings > Advanced > Webhooks**.
- Paste the **Make.com webhook URL** into the relevant webhook **"Delivery URL"** field.
- Choose when this webhook should be triggered (e.g., on Booking Create, Event Update, etc ).
- Click **Save Changes**.

### **Step 3: Test the Webhook Connection**

- Go back to your scenario in Make.com.
- Click **“Run once.”**
- Perform a test action in Eventin i.e. Book an Event.
- Make.com should now receive a webhook payload from Eventin.

### **Step 4: Connect More Apps**

- After the webhook module, click the **“+”** icon.
- Choose an app you want to send data to (e.g., Google Sheets).
- Configure the action — e.g., create a new row with booking data.
- Map the fields from the webhook to the desired app fields.

### **You're All Set!**

- Your Event Site is now fully integrated with Make.com!
- Enjoy automating your workflows and saving hours of manual work.