Alync + n8n

1. Trigger a workflow when leads are promoted

1. In n8n, add a Webhook node (method POST) and copy its production URL.
2. Register it with Alync:

   curl -X POST https://api.alync.co/v1/notifications/channels \
     -H "X-API-Key: $ALYNC_KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -d '{
       "type": "webhook",
       "name": "n8n leads workflow",
       "destination": "https://your-n8n.example.com/webhook/abc123",
       "events": ["lead_promoted"]
     }'

3. Save the returned signing_secret as an n8n credential and verify the X-Alync-Signature header in a Code node (see webhook docs for the snippet) before trusting the payload.

2. Fetch the full lead objects

The lead_promoted payload carries campaign_id and lead_ids. Add an HTTP Request node:

Method:  GET
URL:     https://api.alync.co/v1/campaigns/{{ $json.campaign_id }}/leads
Header:  X-API-Key = {{ $credentials.alyncApiKey }}

Then filter to lead_ids and fan out — push to your CRM, a Google Sheet, Slack, or an outreach tool.

3. Drive Alync from n8n

Any endpoint works from an HTTP Request node. Common ones:

• POST /v1/campaigns — create a campaign from a form submission.
• POST /v1/campaigns/:id/run-batch — run sourcing on a schedule (n8n Cron node) instead of Alync auto-run.
• POST /v1/campaigns/:id/enrich — enrich after each promotion event.

Recommended pattern

Webhook → verify signature → fetch leads → enrich → wait for enrichment_finished → sync to CRM. Use two workflows joined by the two events rather than polling — it’s free and instant.