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Integration guide

MailEnv + Make

Add protected, authenticated email to any Make scenario. Call the MailEnv send API with the HTTP module, and bring delivery events back in with a custom webhook.

HTTP · Make a request
URL           https://api.mailenv.com/v1/send
Method        POST
Headers       Authorization: Bearer MAILENV_KEY
Body type     Raw · JSON (application/json)

{
  "from": "alerts@acme.com",
  "to": ["{{1.email}}"],
  "subject": "{{1.title}}",
  "text": "{{1.message}}",
  "tags": ["make"]
}
What you can do

Email as a step in any scenario.

Send from any scenario

Send an email at any point in a scenario, with data mapped from earlier modules.

React to delivery

Point MailEnv webhooks at a Make custom webhook to handle bounces and complaints automatically.

Verify before you add

Route new contacts through MailEnv verification before they join a list.

How to connect

Set it up in a few minutes.

You'll need a MailEnv API key and a verified sending domain.

Same guardrails, whatever triggers the send.

Mail sent from Make goes through the same authentication, suppression, and throttling as mail sent from your own code. Suppressed or unverified addresses are blocked no matter where the request comes from.

  1. 1 Add an HTTP moduleAdd HTTP → Make a request to your scenario.
  2. 2 Configure the requestSet the method to POST, the URL to the MailEnv send endpoint, and add your API key as a Bearer token.
  3. 3 Map the JSON bodyBuild the from, to, subject, and body fields from earlier modules, then run once to test.

More integrations

Make is a trademark of its owner. This guide shows how to connect Make to MailEnv through its standard webhook and HTTP features. It does not describe an official partnership.

Send critical mail from Make, protected.

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