Make lets you connect Uteach with other tools and automate actions between them. You can use it to send data from Uteach to CRMs, spreadsheets, email platforms, Slack, and many other apps.
With Make, automations are built as scenarios, and one of the most common ways to connect an external platform is through a webhook, which receives data instantly from another system. Make’s custom webhooks generate a unique URL that can be added to another platform to trigger a workflow.
What you can automate
After connecting Make to Uteach, you can build workflows such as:
sending new student data to Google Sheets
creating CRM contacts after registration or purchase
sending Slack or email notifications for new enrollments
syncing webinar or course activity with other systems
triggering follow-up flows after form submissions
Before you start
Before setting up the integration, make sure you have:
an active Uteach account with access to the dashboard
a Make account
permission to access the relevant Uteach settings
a clear idea of what action should trigger the automation
How the integration works
In most cases, the connection works like this: Uteach sends data from a selected event, and Make receives that data through a webhook or another supported connection. In Make, that data can then be processed and forwarded to other apps.
Make supports custom webhooks, which create a unique URL for incoming data, and can also optionally validate payload structure, support API key protection, and process webhook calls instantly.
Connecting Make with Uteach is simple — you only need your API key and domain.
Go to your Uteach Dashboard → Integrations → Make
Copy API Key from Uteach and your academy domain (e.g. yourdomain.uteach.io) into Domain for Make
Go to Make and create a new scenario, then Click +
Search for Uteach
Select any Uteach module (trigger or action)
Click Add connection
You will see 2 required fields:
API Key
Domain
4. Paste Uteach data into Make
5. Save the integration
Done ✅
Your Uteach account is now connected to Make, and you can start building automations (scenarios) using your Uteach data.