Automation Integration

DialerBee + Make

Connect DialerBee's multilingual AI outbound dialer to Make (formerly Integromat). Trigger visual automation scenarios on call events, route data to and from your other apps, and build complex branching workflows — all without writing code.

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Quick answer

How does DialerBee integrate with Make? DialerBee connects to Make (formerly Integromat) through its webhooks and REST API within Make scenarios. Call events and dispositions post to a webhook trigger module, and Make can call DialerBee's REST API to push contacts or update records. From there you build visual, multi-step branching workflows that route data between DialerBee and hundreds of other apps — no code required.

What You Can Do

Automate the work around every call

Build visual scenarios

Design multi-step automations on Make's visual canvas that connect DialerBee to hundreds of other apps. Add modules, map fields, and wire the flow you need — no code required to move data between the dialer and the rest of your stack.

Trigger on call events

Start a Make scenario the moment a DialerBee call event or disposition fires. A completed call, a specific outcome, or a scheduled callback can each kick off downstream automation, so follow-up work happens without anyone lifting a finger.

Route data in and out

Pass call outcomes from DialerBee into other apps, and use DialerBee's REST API from inside Make to push contacts into campaigns or update records. Data flows both directions so each tool acts on the freshest information.

Branch complex workflows

Use routers, filters, and conditional logic in Make to handle branching workflows — route a disposition one way, an escalation another — so a single scenario can cover several outcomes without becoming brittle or hard to maintain.

How It Connects

Webhooks in, REST API out

Webhooks trigger Make scenarios

DialerBee posts call events and dispositions to a webhook module in Make. When the event arrives, your scenario runs — filtering, mapping, and passing the payload on to whichever apps come next. Which events are sent is defined per deployment.

REST API actions from Make

Inside a scenario, Make calls DialerBee's REST API to act on the dialer — pushing contacts into a campaign list, updating records, or reading data back. That closes the loop so automation can both react to DialerBee and drive it.

Visual multi-step workflows

Between the trigger and the action, Make's visual builder lets you chain modules, add branching and filters, and connect other apps — all without code. Complex, multi-step automations stay readable on a single canvas.

Every workflow is different — talk to our team about your exact automation setup.

Make integration FAQ

How does DialerBee work inside a Make scenario?
DialerBee connects to Make (formerly Integromat) through its webhooks and REST API. You add a webhook module in Make that DialerBee posts call events to, and REST API calls that Make sends back to DialerBee. From there you build visual, multi-step scenarios that route data between DialerBee and hundreds of other apps without writing code.
What DialerBee events can trigger a Make scenario?
DialerBee webhooks can fire on call events and dispositions — for example when a call completes, a specific outcome is set, or a callback is scheduled. Make receives that payload in a webhook trigger module and runs the rest of the scenario. Which events are sent and what fields they carry is configured per deployment during onboarding.
Can Make send data back into DialerBee?
Yes. From inside a Make scenario you can call DialerBee's REST API to push contacts into a campaign list, update records, or take other actions. That lets Make act on data from another app — a CRM, a spreadsheet, a support tool — and feed the result into DialerBee as the next step in your workflow.
Do I need to write code to build these automations?
No. Make is a visual automation platform, so scenarios are built by connecting modules on a canvas with branching, filters, and routers rather than code. DialerBee supplies the webhook and REST API endpoints; Make handles the logic, mapping, and conditional flow between DialerBee and your other apps.
Does automating through Make affect compliance controls?
Campaigns and calls launched as a result of a Make scenario still pass through DialerBee's compliance-supporting controls, including DNC checks and calling-window rules, before any number is dialed. Automation changes how a list is built, not whether those checks run. The integration is available across DialerBee's 9 supported languages.

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