eSignature API + Make Integration

Build multi-step Make scenarios that generate documents and route them for signing — in one workflow, without switching tools.

What you can automate with Make

  • Watch a Google Sheets row — generate a contract PDF and send it for e-signature when a new row is added
  • Monitor a webhook — when a form is submitted, generate and sign a document from the payload data
  • Build approval chains — generate a document, send to signer 1, wait for completion, then route to signer 2
  • Route signed PDFs — when a document is completed, store it in Dropbox, update Airtable, or post a message to Slack
  • Handle errors — use Make's error handling to retry failed signing requests or notify your team

How to set it up

1

Choose your trigger module

Start your scenario with any Make trigger — a webhook, a Google Sheets watch, a form submission, or a scheduled run.

2

Add a CraftMyPDF module

Add the CraftMyPDF module to generate a PDF from your template. Enable e-signature on the template to send it for signing in the same module call.

3

Add downstream modules

Use Make's router, iterator, or aggregator to handle the response — store the signed PDF, update records, send notifications, or trigger additional workflows on completion.

Common questions

Does e-signature work inside Make scenarios?
Yes. E-signature runs through the same CraftMyPDF module as PDF generation. Any scenario that generates a document can also trigger a signing request — no additional module or connector needed.
How do I catch the webhook when a document is signed?
Set a webhook URL in your API call (the callback_url parameter). Make can receive this webhook using a Make webhook module as the trigger for a second scenario — use it to update records or notify your team when signing is complete.
Is CraftMyPDF available in the Make app marketplace?
Yes. Search "CraftMyPDF" in Make to find the official module. Full setup guide at support.craftmypdf.com.

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