Make + Statular

Make client and matter creation part of your automated workflows.

Connect a Make workflow to Statular through a private webhook address. When the right point in your process is reached, Make can send client or matter details to Statular and create the record your team needs next.

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Connect Make through webhooks

Via webhooks

Use a Statular webhook address as the destination for selected information in a Make workflow. The submission can create a new Statular client or matter without a separate native connector.

Practical automation

A simpler handoff into Statular

Connect earlier workflow steps

Start from a form, CRM, spreadsheet, or another service represented in your Make workflow.

Move the record forward

Send the available details into Statular when the client or matter is ready for the next stage.

Choose the right action

Point the workflow to a private Statular address created specifically for new clients or new matters.

How it works

Connect the workflow in a few clear steps.

Choose the moment in Make

Decide which event or step means the client or matter is ready to be created in Statular.

Send the available details

Configure the workflow to send the selected information to your private Statular webhook address.

Continue the legal workflow

Your team can open the resulting client or matter in Statular and continue with intake, drafting, and document work.

A webhook route from Make into Statular

The connection uses Statular's incoming webhooks rather than a dedicated Make connector. It gives Make a focused way to create a Statular client or matter from the details included in the workflow.

Create a new Statular client from submitted details.
Create a new Statular matter from submitted details.
Use separate private webhook addresses for each action.

Webhooks do not provide general two-way syncing or promise that every field in another system will map automatically.

Questions

Common questions about Make and Statular

Can Make connect to Statular?

Yes, through Statular's incoming webhooks. A Make workflow can send details to a private webhook address that creates a new client or matter in Statular.

Is there a native Statular connector in Make?

The connection described here uses webhooks rather than a dedicated native Statular connector. Make sends information to the private webhook address created in Statular.

Can Make use the webhook to update an existing matter?

Not through the current incoming webhook actions. They create new clients or matters and do not provide general updates or two-way synchronization.