The Make.com interface looks complex at first, but in the first few months you’ll use less than a quarter of it – the rest is for advanced users. The basic settings are more than enough to solve typical small business problems.

The video builds the first complete scenario: a Tally form submission comes in through a webhook, Make captures the data, and a Slack notification goes out automatically.

Steps: create and name a webhook → copy the URL → paste it into Tally’s webhook integration → switch the webhook to listening mode → fill out and submit the form → data appears instantly in Make (name, phone, email, message) → add a Slack “send message” module with the incoming field data → test run: both modules show a green checkmark, Slack message arrives.

Also covers the Outline feature, which automatically reorganises the canvas layout when a scenario gets messy with too many modules.