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# Connector using Make
**Register Make Account**
1. Open [**make.com**](https://www.make.com/en) in a new tab.
2. Click **Get started free**.
3. Click the **Google** button.
4. Choose your preferred email.
5. Click the **Continue** button.
6. Click **Sign up for FREE**.
7. The page will appear as shown. Proceed to answer the questions.
8. After completion, you will be redirected to the login page.
9. Click **Sign in with Google**.
10. Choose your preferred email.
**Setup First Module: Custom Webhook**
11. Click **+ Create a new scenario** (top right) and click the **Get started** button.
12. Choose **Webhooks**.
13. Choose **Custom webhook**.
14. Click **Create a webhook**.
15. Enter a name for the webhook and then click the **Save** button.
16. Click **Copy address to clipboard** and then click the **OK** button.
17. Paste the link address into the form settings under **Webhook**.
18. Go to Make and click **Run once**.
19. Open the form, fill it out, and submit it to trigger the hook.
20. When you open Make, it will show this: Make already captures the details submitted in the form.
**Setup Second Module: POST**
21. Click the '**+**' symbol to add another module.
22. Choose **HTTP**.
23. Choose **Make a request**.
24. Paste the link copied from Kuasa into the URL field.
25. Under Method, choose **POST**.
26. Under Body type, choose **Raw**.
27. Under Content type, choose **JSON (application/json)**.
28. Under Request content, paste: {"firstName":"","lastName":"","email\_contact":"","contact":""}
29. Click the **star** symbol and then type **firstname**.
30. Drag the **value** tag and place it between the "".
{"firstName":"value",
31. It will look like this.
{"firstName":"1. fields: firstName: value",
32. Repeat steps 29 - 31 for the remaining details:
* Type **lastname** > drag the **value**.
* Type **email** > drag the **value**.
* Type **contact** > drag the **value** under the **contact** section.
33. It should look like this.
34. Under Parse response, tick **Yes**. Then click the **OK** button.
35. Right-click on the second module and choose **Run this module only**.
36. Scroll down, fill in all the details, and click **OK**.
37. You can check the details entered in the Kuasa system.
38. Toggle the button from **OFF** to **ON** (bottom left).
**Well Done!** You already set up the webhook using Make. Try submitting the form again to verify that the details are entered into Kuasa.
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