Documentation
Webhooks: events, signatures and retries
Event catalog, HMAC-SHA256 signature verification and delivery with retries.
Automation and developers
Planitude for Make
Planitude modules and instant triggers for Make scenarios. Coming soon: today you connect with the HTTP module, webhooks and the API.
- Coming soon
- Free, included in every account
Coming soon: this page describes how the integration will work. Today you can achieve the same result with the REST API and webhooks.
What it does
Zapier, Make and n8n: automation without code
The apps for Zapier, Make and n8n are ready and being published. They will use the same webhooks and the same REST API that you can already connect today with each platform’s HTTP modules.
Where it helps
- Create a task in the plan from a form, an email or a ticket.
- Notify the CRM or the billing system when a milestone is completed.
- Open a project from a template when a new contract is signed.
From Planitude to Make
- Task created, completed or with changed dates, new project and more → Instant events, From Planitude to Make
From Make to Planitude
- Create and edit tasks, search by name or External ID, new project from a template → Planitude, From Make to Planitude
Setup
How it will work, in three steps
Connect your account
In the automation platform, add Planitude and sign in: with OAuth on Zapier, with a personal API key on Make and n8n.
Choose a trigger or an action
Instant triggers such as new task, task completed, dates changed or new project; actions such as creating or updating a task or creating a project from a template.
Turn on the workflow
When you turn the workflow on, Planitude registers the webhook automatically and removes it when you turn it off. Every event is signed and verified.
Requirements
- Plan
- Free. Every integration is included in every Planitude account.
- Who can connect it
- Every user, with their own API key; a project webhook requires the owner or editor role.
- What you need
- A Zapier or Make account, or an n8n instance, self-hosted included.
Good to know
- Already today: create an API key in Profile → API keys and register a webhook pointing to your platform’s Webhook or HTTP module.
- The n8n node will also work on self-hosted installations.
Guides and documentation
Documentation
REST API: quickstart and reference
API key authentication, rate limits, pagination and the OpenAPI 3.1 reference.
Frequently asked questions about Make
When will they be available?
The apps are complete and being published on all three platforms: this page will say so as soon as they are live. In the meantime, you get the same result with webhooks and the API.
What can I do today?
Register a webhook pointing to the URL of the Zapier, Make or n8n Webhook module, and call the REST API from the HTTP module, authenticating with an API key.
Do the integrations cost anything?
No. Every integration is included in Planitude, which is free. You only need your own access to the other tool (for example a Jira, Slack or Microsoft 365 account) under its own terms.
How do I disconnect an integration?
From the app's page in the project, with Disconnect, at any time. Nothing is deleted: tasks stay in Planitude, issues and messages stay in the other tool. Connected AI apps are revoked from Profile → API keys.
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