Overview
Integrate CallCow with Make.com to:
- Make.com → CallCow: Trigger AI phone calls from Make.com scenarios (e.g., when a form is submitted, a CRM record is created, etc.)
- CallCow → Make.com: Send post-call data (summary, form fills, recording) to Make.com for further processing
Prerequisites
- A CallCow account with at least one workflow
- A Make.com account
- A CallCow API key (generate from Settings → API Keys)
Use Make.com’s HTTP module to call the CallCow API and trigger AI phone calls.
Step 1: Generate an API Key
- Go to Settings → API Keys in your CallCow dashboard
- Click Create API Key and give it a name (e.g., “Make.com”)
- Copy the key immediately — you won’t be able to see it again
Step 2: Get Your Workflow ID
You can find your workflow ID in one of two ways:
Step 3: Set Up the HTTP Module in Make.com
- In your Make.com scenario, add an HTTP → Make a request module
- Configure it as follows:
- Set the JSON body:
Use the idempotency_key field to prevent duplicate calls if Make.com retries the request. Use a unique identifier from your trigger (e.g., form submission ID, CRM record ID).
Step 4: Test
Run your scenario and verify the call is triggered. You should receive a response:
CallCow → Make.com: Receive Post-Call Data
Use CallCow’s built-in webhook integration to send post-call data to Make.com.
- In your Make.com scenario, add a Webhooks → Custom webhook trigger
- Copy the webhook URL (it will look like
https://hook.make.com/...)
- Go to your CallCow dashboard and navigate to Integrations
- Create a new Webhook integration
- Paste the Make.com webhook URL
- Attach the webhook integration to your workflow
Step 3: Test
Trigger a call (via the dashboard, API, or phone). When the call completes, CallCow will send a POST request to your Make.com webhook with the call data:
See the Webhooks documentation for the full payload reference.
Example Scenarios
Here are some common Make.com + CallCow scenarios:
Rate Limits
The CallCow API is rate-limited to 60 requests per minute per organization. If you hit the limit, Make.com will receive a 429 response with a Retry-After header. Configure Make.com’s error handling to retry after the specified delay.
Troubleshooting