How Do I Submit Feedspace Testimonials from Notion via Make?

Overview

Feedspace can receive testimonials from a Notion database via Make. When a new item is added to your Notion database, Make triggers automatically and submits the data to Feedspace as a testimonial using the Feedspace REST API.

This integration uses the Feedspace API Key, available on Professional and Business plans in Feedspace.

Step 1: Get your Feedspace API credentials

1. Log in to your Feedspace dashboard and click Automation in the left sidebar.
2. Click the API tab.
3. If no keys exist, click Generate API Keys.
4. Click the Copy button next to API Key and save it. Then click the Copy button next to Secret Key and save it. You will need both in Step 4.

Step 2: Create a scenario in Make

1. Log in to Make and click + Create scenario.
2. Click the name New scenario at the top to rename it, e.g., Notion to Feedspace Testimonials.

Step 3: Add a Notion trigger

1. Click the + button in the centre of the canvas.
2. Search for Notion and select it.
3. Under Triggers, select Watch data source items.
4. Click Add and authorise Make to access your Notion workspace.
5. Select the Notion Database where new entries should trigger the scenario.
6. Click OK to save the trigger.

Step 4: Add an HTTP module to submit to Feedspace

1. Click + after the Notion trigger to add an action module.
2. Search for HTTP and select it.
3. Choose Make a Basic Auth request as the action.
4. In the Credentials field, click Add and enter:
   • Username: your Feedspace API Key
   • Password: your Feedspace Secret Key
5. Set the URL to: https://api.feedspace.io/v3/imports/self-imports/text-review
6. Set the Method to POST.
7. Set Body type to Multipart/form-data.
8. Add the following fields and map each to the corresponding Notion property:
   • customer_name — Notion Name property
   • customer_email — Notion Email property
   • customer_designation — Notion Role or Title property
   • customer_company — Notion Company property
   • rating — Notion Rating property (integer, 1 to 5)
   • review — Notion Testimonial or Feedback property
9. Click OK to save the action.

Step 5: Test and activate the scenario

Click Run once in Make, then add a new item to your Notion database. Verify that Make picks up the item and the testimonial appears in your Feedspace workspace. Once confirmed, toggle the scenario On to activate it for all future Notion entries.