@Tarek Maximus
I'm here to help! To ensure that the data from the call is captured correctly and sent to the recipient of the transfer, let's go through a few steps:
1. **Check the Payload Format**: Ensure that the payload you're sending to the Make webhook is in the correct format that Make expects. This usually includes proper JSON formatting.
2. **Verify the Webhook URL**: Double-check that the webhook URL you are sending the payload to is correct and that it is set up to receive POST requests.
3. **Inspect the Error Message**: If the Make webhook is failing, there should be an error message or status code that can give us a clue as to what's going wrong. Please provide that information if possible.
4. **Review Authorization**: If the Make webhook requires any form of authorization (like a token or API key), make sure that it's included in your request headers.
5. **Check Network Issues**: Sometimes, network issues can prevent the payload from reaching the Make webhook. Verify that your network allows outgoing HTTP POST requests to external services.
6. **Consult Documentation**: Refer to the Make webhook documentation to ensure that all requirements are met.
If you've already checked all these and are still facing issues, could you provide more details about the error you're encountering? This will help me assist you better. If the issue is sensitive or you're unable to share more details here, please ask support for more info on this.