Using webhooks with Zapier

There's no dedicated Threadliner app in the Zapier directory with its own built-in triggers and actions — the integration point is the same account-wide webhook you'd register for anything else, paired with Zapier's own generic Webhooks by Zapier app.

Setting it up

1. In Zapier, create a Zap and choose Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook as the trigger.
2. Zapier gives you a unique catch-hook URL — copy it.
3. In Threadliner, go to Settings → Webhooks, paste that URL into Endpoint URL, check the events you want this Zap to react to, and click Create webhook.
4. Back in Zapier, trigger one matching event in Threadliner (e.g. create a test contact, if you subscribed to contact.created) so Zapier can sample the payload shape.
5. Build the rest of your Zap using fields from that sample — see the payload shape for what's in data per event type.

What this can't do

Since it's a generic webhook rather than a purpose-built Zapier app, there's no Threadliner-specific action side (a Zap step that creates a contact or updates a deal back in Threadliner) — only the trigger direction (Threadliner → Zapier) is covered. For a Zap that needs to write back to Threadliner, use the API directly from a Webhooks by Zapier → POST/PUT action step instead.