Capture scan input
Use camera scanning, scanner input, or manual entry on the same browser scanner screen.
Barcode to Make Webhook
Send barcode or QR scans from Scan2Flow to a Make webhook URL for automation scenarios.
Webhook example, not an official native connector
Call a Make webhook
Configure the workflow destination as the webhook URL from your Make scenario.
Continue the scenario
Make receives the scan value and can run the scenario you configured in Make.
Example Make scenario
This pattern uses Make webhook receiving. The scenario logic stays inside Make.
- Create a custom webhook in Make.
- Use the generated webhook URL as the Scan2Flow workflow endpoint.
- Send the scanned value as a field in the request.
- Use Make to route the value to the next system in your scenario.
Example webhook data
Keep the payload simple first, then add fields your Make scenario needs.
{
"scan_value": "{{data}}",
"source": "scan2flow",
"workflow": "make-webhook-example",
"captured_at": "2026-06-05T00:00:00.000Z"
}Safe implementation facts
- Capture can start from a browser camera, USB or Bluetooth scanner input, or manual entry on phones, Android handheld terminals, enterprise mobile computers, or wedge workstations.
- Workflow actions can call an HTTP endpoint, display returned data, render HTML/JS, open a URL, or show an iframe.
- Rules can match specific barcode or QR values with formats and patterns before an action runs.
- The receiving system stays the source of truth; Scan2Flow routes the scanned value to the workflow you configure.
- Browser-based capture can replace dedicated scanners when the use case is capture-and-send; installable as a PWA on supported devices.
Barcode to Make FAQ
Is this an official Make app?
No. This page describes sending scan data to a Make webhook URL that you configure.
Can this work for inventory scans?
Yes, if your Make scenario is configured to receive the scanned value and update the chosen inventory destination.
Does Scan2Flow replace Make?
No. Scan2Flow captures and routes scan input. Make runs the automation scenario you build there.
Can I test without real labels?
Yes. Manual entry can be used to test workflow routing before scanning physical barcode or QR labels.
Try the browser scan step
Start with a sample scan value, then connect the workflow to a Make webhook when ready.