Webhooks and integrations

Connecting Make, Zapier and n8n

Mosaqo integrates with automation platforms through its HTTP API and webhooks rather than a published marketplace connector. Every one of these tools has a generic HTTP module, and that is what you use.

Reviewed August 20, 2026

Steps

1. Create an API key scoped to exactly what the automation needs.
2. Add a generic HTTP module in Make, Zapier, n8n or Pipedream and set the authentication header.
3. Store the key in the platform’s credential store, never inline in a step.
4. For events flowing the other way, point a Mosaqo webhook at the platform’s inbound webhook URL and verify the signature.
5. Test with one record before switching the scenario on.

How to check it worked

A single test run creates or reads exactly one object, and the platform log shows a 2xx response.

What usually goes wrong

• Looking for a native Mosaqo connector that does not exist yet.
• Pasting the API key into a step where every collaborator can read it.
• A scenario that loops and burns through the rate limit.