Alync + Zapier

1. Trigger Zaps from Alync events

1. Create a Zap with trigger Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook and copy the hook 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": "Zapier",
       "destination": "https://hooks.zapier.com/hooks/catch/123456/abcdef/",
       "events": ["lead_promoted"]
     }'

3. Run an Alync sourcing batch (or wait for auto-run) so Zapier catches a sample payload, then map fields in the next steps.

2. Pull full lead details into the Zap

Add an action Webhooks by Zapier → GET:

URL:      https://api.alync.co/v1/campaigns/{{campaign_id}}/leads
Headers:  X-API-Key | alync_live_...

Then continue into any app — create CRM contacts, Sheets rows, Slack messages, or outreach sequences.

3. Drive Alync from other apps

Use Webhooks by Zapier → POST as an action, e.g. create a campaign whenever a Typeform lands:

URL:     https://api.alync.co/v1/campaigns
Payload: {"name": "{{answer_company}}", "offering": "{{answer_offering}}"}
Headers: X-API-Key | alync_live_...
         Content-Type | application/json

Notes

• Zapier catch hooks can’t verify HMAC signatures natively — treat the hook URL as a secret, or add a Code step that validates X-Alync-Signature (scheme in the webhook docs).
• Sourcing/enrich endpoints answer 202 immediately; results arrive via the trigger events, so structure Zaps around events rather than waiting.
• A native Zapier app with polished triggers is on the roadmap — these hooks will keep working after it ships.