Automation guides

Connect Wagent to your stack

Every supported platform uses the same secure pattern: a scoped Wagent API key for actions and signed webhooks for instant triggers.

Zapier

Webhooks by Zapier + API Request

Trigger

Catch Hook

Action

API Request

Make

Custom webhook + HTTP module

Trigger

Custom webhook

Action

Make a request

HighLevel

Workflow webhooks

Trigger

Inbound Webhook

Action

Custom Webhook

n8n

Webhook + HTTP Request nodes

Trigger

Webhook

Action

HTTP Request

Pipedream

HTTP source + HTTP action

Trigger

HTTP / Webhook

Action

Send HTTP Request

Universal setup

1
Create a scoped key
Open Dashboard → Developer API. Select only the permissions used by the workflow.
2
Test the connection
Call GET /api/v1/me with the API key as a Bearer token.
3
Configure actions
Map platform fields to Wagent IDs and request bodies. Outbound messages need an Idempotency-Key.
4
Configure triggers
Create a webhook endpoint in the automation platform, then register its HTTPS URL in Wagent.
5
Test and activate
Send a real test event, confirm mapped fields, then turn on the workflow.

Production checklist

Use production API keys, keep secrets in the platform credential store, test successful and failed requests, and retain the Wagent request ID in workflow logs.