At Walleta, we’re not just building another billing tool—we’re building programmable wallet infrastructure.

That means giving platforms the ability to automate, orchestrate, and control how money moves through their systems using flexible APIs and fully customizable payment flows. In a world of agents, automations, and AI-driven workflows, money needs to move as dynamically as the code that triggers it.

And that’s where Make (formerly Integromat) becomes a critical piece of the puzzle.

Automation Meets Financial Infrastructure

Make.com is a core part of how both our customers—and our internal team—wire up automation around Walleta.

To make this seamless, we built a fully custom Make.com module that allows your scenarios to interact directly with Walleta’s token-based billing system. With it, you can:

• Trigger payouts automatically

• Track usage in real time

• Manage credits and balances

• Orchestrate financial flows across workflows

All of this happens without writing backend code.

This is what we mean by vibe coding—connecting powerful systems together visually, while Walleta handles the financial logic underneath.

The Missing Piece: Visibility Into Execution

But as we leaned deeper into automation, we hit a gap.

To properly manage costs, monitor usage, and understand system behavior, we needed access to scenario execution data from Make.com—programmatically.

Surprisingly, there wasn’t a solid Python client available for the Make.com API v2.

So we built one.

Introducing make-client

We created make-client, a lightweight, zero-dependency Python library designed to do one thing well: give us clean, programmatic access to Make.com scenarios and execution data.

With it, you can:

• List scenarios

• Fetch execution logs

• Handle pagination automatically

• Filter runs by date ranges

We also included a CLI, so you can query your scenarios directly from the terminal and pipe JSON output into tools like jq for fast analysis.

It’s simple, fast, and built for real-world usage.

Open Source and Built to Grow

We’ve open-sourced make-client under the MIT license, and it’s available on both PyPI and GitHub.

Right now, the library is intentionally minimal—it covers exactly what we need today. But as our integration with Make.com evolves, so will the library.

If there’s an endpoint you need, open an issue.
If you want to contribute, submit a pull request.

We’re building this in the open—just like the future of programmable finance.

Final Thought

The future of SaaS isn’t just APIs.
It’s systems that connect logic, automation, and money in real time.

Walleta + Make.com is how you build that future—without friction.