Connect events to a real next step
Choose which call or lead events matter to the receiving system. Start with a focused use, such as keeping an internal lead process informed.
Send call and lead events to your own systems, inspect deliveries, and retry failed attempts.
Connections · Built for US call workflowsDecide what the next tool needs to know about a call or lead.
Send a test to the receiving system and verify its result.
Monitor failures, correct the cause, and retry when appropriate.
Explore the steps above. Sample details show the workflow, not a live account.
Connections
When a call or lead changes, another tool may need to know. A webhook is an event message sent to a connected system, helping you carry the relevant information into the next part of your workflow.
Choose which call or lead events matter to the receiving system. Start with a focused use, such as keeping an internal lead process informed.
Check that the destination accepts the event and handles the information correctly. A delivery is only useful when the receiving tool knows what to do with it.
Inspect delivery results and resend failed attempts where appropriate. The receiving system should handle retries without creating duplicate work.
From setup to review
Decide what the next tool needs to know about a call or lead.
Send a test to the receiving system and verify its result.
Monitor failures, correct the cause, and retry when appropriate.
A closer look
Explore the workflow above, then bring your own requirements to an early-access conversation.
It is a message one system sends another when something happens. Instead of repeatedly asking whether a call changed, your connected tool can receive an event about it.
The event-delivery workflow provides testing and resend controls. Check the reason for a failure first and make sure the receiver can handle repeated deliveries safely.
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