Automation & developer
Connect bookings to anything with Make.com.
Make, formerly Integromat, builds visual multi-step automations between apps and APIs. Not every system needs a dedicated connector. A booking event and a place to send it covers most of what a team actually wants automated.
What is switched on depends on your plan and industry pack. Ask us to confirm before you build a process on it.
Make.comBooking workflow- 1Booking event fires
- 2Make.com scenario runs
- 3Your system updated
Illustrative flow, not a screenshot of a connected account.
What Make.com brings to your booking workflow
Events, not exports
A booking, a reschedule or a cancellation can start work in Make.com the moment it happens.
The long tail, covered
The internal tool nobody built a connector for is reachable the same way as the popular one.
Your logic stays yours
What happens after the event is defined in Make.com, where your team can change it without waiting for us.
How it works
Three steps to a connection you can trust. Follow the screens in your own account for the exact wording.
- 1
Choose the trigger
Which booking events matter: created, rescheduled, cancelled, completed.
- 2
Build the automation
Set up the Make.com scenario that receives the event and does the work.
- 3
Test both paths
Check a success and a failure, so you know what a broken run looks like.
Where Make.com sits in the catalogue
Make.com is part of the core stack — the baseline every udaybooking account can turn on, whatever it sells.
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- Automation
Where this connection helps
Automation
The catalogue files Make.com under automation, one of the jobs that decides when an appointment should be offered, confirmed or moved.
Make.com questions
Do I need a developer?
For Make.com, usually not — it is built for people who can describe the workflow. Custom receivers are a developer job.
What do the events contain?
Ask us for the current event list and payload before you build against it, rather than inferring fields from an example.
Is Make.com available on my plan?
Make.com is in udaybooking's connector catalogue, and what is switched on depends on your plan and the industry pack you run. Ask us to confirm it for your account before you build a process around it.
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