Connecting with Make (Integromat)

Connect Short10 to Make (formerly Integromat) using its Webhooks and HTTP modules: no native app required.

Receive Short10 events in Make

1. In a new Make scenario add the Webhooks → Custom webhook module and click Add to create a hook. Copy its URL.
2. In Short10 open Dashboard → Integrations → Webhooks → Add webhook, paste the Make URL and choose the events (click, link.created, link.updated, link.deleted).
3. Back in Make click Redetermine data structure, then click one of your short links so Make learns the payload (link_id, short_code, device, browser, country, is_bot, timestamp).
4. Add the modules you want after the hook — Google Sheets, Slack, Notion, a CRM — and map the fields.

Insert a Filter between the webhook and the next module with the condition is_bot equal to false to drop preview crawlers.

Create links from Make

1. Add the HTTP → Make a request module.
2. URL https://short10.app/api/v1/links, method POST, body type Raw, content type JSON (application/json).
3. Add a header Authorization with value Bearer YOUR_API_KEY (create the key at Integrations → API keys).
4. Request content: {"url": "{{long URL from previous module}}", "title": "...", "custom_code": "..."} — custom_code is optional.
5. Enable Parse response so the short URL from the response is available to later modules.

Reading stats

Use the same HTTP module with method GET and URL https://short10.app/api/v1/links/stats?id=LINK_ID to pull click totals on a schedule — for example every morning into a reporting sheet. Stay under 60 requests per minute.