Automate with Bupple
Bupple in Make
Call Bupple from a Make scenario with HTTP › Make a request, and start a scenario from Bupple with Webhooks › Custom webhook.
Make starts Bupple
Add the module HTTP › Make a request:
- Start an automation through its link — method
POST, the automation's start link as the URL, body type Raw with content type JSON, and a headerIdempotency-Keywith the record's id. - Call the API — the route from Calling the API with the headers
Authorization: Bearer bmcp_…(Make suggests keeping a key in a keychain, under the module's credentials) andx-brand-id.
Bupple starts Make
Start a scenario with Webhooks › Custom webhook, copy its address into Bupple — Send the result › A webhook, or Settings › Webhooks — and run the scenario once so Make learns the data's shape from the first call.
To check the signature, open the webhook's advanced settings, switch on Get request headers and JSON pass-through (so you have the raw body), then compare the header's v1 with Make's sha256(text; "hex"; key) function over t + . + the raw body, keyed with your whsec_… secret.
Waiting
Tools › Sleep waits up to five minutes — enough for a note, not for a video. For longer work, let Bupple call a second scenario when it is done.
Recipes
Bupple in n8n
Call Bupple from n8n with the HTTP Request node, receive Bupple's webhooks with the Webhook node, and check their signature with the Crypto node.
Bupple in Clay
Send each row of a Clay table to Bupple with an HTTP API column, and bring Bupple's results back into Clay with a webhook source.