Platform Integration

You built the automations.
They still can't think.

Make connects 2,000+ apps with visual workflows. Beautiful. But when something unexpected comes through a webhook, your scenario doesn't know what to do. OpenClaw does.

OpenClaw connects to Make's API and webhooks. Scenarios, HTTP modules, data stores, execution logs. All of it.

2,000+

app integrations available in Make

24/7

intelligent webhook response, day and night

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from webhook trigger to AI decision

Full API

scenarios, blueprints, connections, data stores

Great automations. Still needs a human in the loop.

Make can move data between apps. But the moment something requires judgment, it stops and waits for you.

Scenarios follow rules, not reasoning

Your Make scenario can route a form submission to a Slack channel. Good. But what happens when the form says "I'm interested but have some concerns about pricing"? Make doesn't know if that's a hot lead or a tire-kicker. It treats every submission the same way, because it has to. It can't read between the lines.

Errors pile up in the execution log

An API returns an unexpected format. A webhook sends malformed data. A rate limit hits at 2 AM. Make logs the error and stops. You find out the next morning when you check the dashboard (or worse, when a client asks why they never got a response). Nobody's watching those logs at midnight.

Complex logic means complex scenarios

You started with a simple 3-module scenario. Now it's 47 modules with routers, filters, and error handlers branching in every direction. Changing one thing breaks three others. You spend more time maintaining your automations than the automations save you. The visual builder is powerful, but visual spaghetti is still spaghetti.

Webhooks trigger, but nobody responds

A customer fills out a contact form at 11 PM. Make catches the webhook, logs the data, maybe sends an auto-reply. The customer writes back "Can you tell me about your enterprise plan?" Silence. Make already did its job. The conversation part? That's still on you, whenever you get around to checking.

OpenClaw + Make Integration

OpenClaw connects to Make through the API and custom webhooks. It monitors your scenarios, handles the decisions your automations can't, and acts on incoming data with real intelligence.

Intelligent webhook responses

Make receives a webhook from your contact form. OpenClaw reads the payload, understands what the person is asking, and responds with a real answer over email or SMS within seconds. Not a template. A response based on what they actually said and what your business actually offers.

Scenario monitoring and error recovery

OpenClaw watches your Make execution logs through the API. When a scenario fails at 3 AM because an API returned a 429, OpenClaw reads the error, waits the appropriate time, and re-runs the scenario. You wake up to completed executions, not a dashboard full of red warnings.

Decisions at the router, not just rules

Make's routers split data based on conditions you define. OpenClaw adds reasoning to that process. An incoming lead mentions budget constraints? Route to the self-serve path. They mention a team of 50? Route to enterprise sales. The decision is based on understanding, not string matching.

Data store operations with context

Make's data stores hold structured records. OpenClaw reads and writes to them through the API, but with context. It checks a customer's history before sending a follow-up. It updates a lead score based on conversation quality. It pulls previous interactions to personalize every outgoing message.

Triggers scenarios based on reasoning

OpenClaw can hit any Make webhook endpoint to trigger a scenario on demand. The difference: it decides when to trigger based on what's happening, not a schedule. A customer email sounds frustrated? Trigger the escalation scenario. A lead goes quiet for 5 days? Trigger the re-engagement flow. Judgment calls, automated.

Connects everything Make connects to

Make already talks to Slack, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Stripe, Airtable, and 2,000 other apps. OpenClaw doesn't replace those connections. It uses them. Through Make's HTTP modules and webhooks, OpenClaw can push data to any app in your stack or pull it in for context before making a decision.

What is OpenClaw?

OpenClaw is an open-source AI assistant that connects to the tools you already use and operates them for you. Email, calendar, CRM, messaging. It reads, it responds, it takes action. It runs on your own devices, so your data stays yours.

It's not a chatbot you paste into a website. It's an operator that works behind the scenes, handling the tasks you keep putting off because there aren't enough hours in the day.

What this looks like in practice

Three real scenarios where OpenClaw and Make work together.

E-commerce

Customer support that actually resolves things

A customer emails about a damaged item. Make's webhook catches it. OpenClaw reads the email, checks the order in Shopify through Make's HTTP module, determines the item shipped 3 days ago, and sends a replacement offer with a prepaid return label. Total time from email to resolution: under 2 minutes. No human touched it.

Agency

Lead qualification across 5 tools

A prospect fills out your Typeform. Make sends the data to Airtable, Slack, and your CRM. That's where most automations stop. OpenClaw picks up from there: it reads the submission, checks your CRM for prior interactions, scores the lead based on your criteria, and sends a personalized follow-up email with calendar availability. All within a minute of submission.

SaaS Founder

Churn signals caught before it's too late

Make watches your Stripe webhooks for failed payments and your Intercom for support ticket spikes. When both signals appear for the same account, OpenClaw connects the dots: this customer is at risk. It drafts a personalized outreach email referencing their specific issues, sends it from your account, and logs the intervention in your CRM. The customer feels heard. You didn't know there was a problem.

How setup works

Three steps. We handle the technical work.

1

We connect OpenClaw to your Make account

We set up API tokens, configure webhook endpoints, and connect OpenClaw to your existing scenarios. It starts listening for events from your workflows and monitoring execution logs. This happens on day one.

2

We configure the AI for your workflows

Which scenarios matter most. What decisions need to be made at each step. How to respond to different types of incoming data. We map your business logic onto OpenClaw so it understands your processes, your tone, and your priorities.

3

OpenClaw starts operating your Make workflows

Webhooks fire. OpenClaw reads, decides, and acts. Scenarios get triggered with the right data at the right time. Errors get handled before you see them. You review the first few days, we adjust, and within a week it's running on its own.

Simple pricing

One-time setup. No monthly fees from us. No contracts.

Discovery Call

See if this makes sense for your setup.

Free

  • 15-minute video call
  • Review your Make scenarios and goals
  • Honest recommendation on next steps
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Remote Setup

Full Make integration over screen share.

$1,200

  • Full OpenClaw + Make API integration
  • Webhook and scenario configuration
  • AI configured for your workflows and voice
  • 14 days of post-setup support
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In-Person Setup

We come to your office. NYC area.

$2,400

  • Everything in Remote, plus
  • On-site at your office in NYC
  • Full team training session
  • 30 days of post-setup support
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Common questions

Does OpenClaw replace Make?
No. OpenClaw sits on top of Make and operates it through the API. Your scenarios, connections, and data stay exactly where they are. OpenClaw adds intelligence to the system you already use, deciding when to trigger scenarios, handling webhook responses, and making decisions your automations can't make on their own.
What Make features can OpenClaw access?
OpenClaw connects to Make's full API: scenarios (create, run, monitor), webhooks (send and receive), connections, data stores, blueprints, and execution logs. It can also interact with any of Make's 2,000+ app integrations through HTTP modules and custom webhooks. If Make exposes it, OpenClaw can use it.
How long does the integration setup take?
Most Make integrations are fully running within 3 to 5 days. The API connection and initial webhooks go live on day one. The remaining time is spent configuring which scenarios OpenClaw should monitor, what decisions it should make, and how it should respond to different events coming through your workflows.
Which Make plan do I need?
Any Make plan works for basic webhook integration. For full API access to manage scenarios programmatically, you'll need the Teams plan or higher. The free plan supports webhooks and HTTP modules, which covers many use cases. We'll tell you exactly what you need on the discovery call.
I already have complex Make scenarios. Will OpenClaw interfere with them?
OpenClaw works alongside your existing scenarios. It doesn't modify or overwrite anything you've built. It listens for events through webhooks, triggers scenarios when needed, and handles the decision-making that your current automations can't do. Your scenarios keep running as-is.

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