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Connect Klipy to Zapier with your own Zaps

Klipy's API and webhooks plug into Zapier: trigger a Zap on a Klipy event, or push data into Klipy from any app you run.

Klipy connects to Zapier through its own API and webhooks, since there's no published Klipy app in Zapier's directory. Use "Webhooks by Zapier" to catch a Klipy webhook as a trigger, or call Klipy's REST API as an action step. No code required beyond Zapier's own builder, and the connection surfaces are free on every plan.

There's no published Klipy app in Zapier's directory. Klipy exposes a REST API and outbound webhooks instead, both free on every plan, and Zapier's own "Webhooks by Zapier" step calls them directly: a Catch Hook trigger receives a Klipy event, a POST action creates or updates Klipy records. The same recipe carries over to n8n and Make.

Free on every plan
Connecting Zapier is included on every Klipy plan, including Free. API access, webhooks, and the MCP server ship standard, with no add-on fee.

Quick answer

Klipy connects to Zapier through its own API and webhooks, since there's no published Klipy app in Zapier's directory. Use "Webhooks by Zapier" to catch a Klipy webhook as a trigger, or call Klipy's REST API as an action step. No code required beyond Zapier's own builder, and the connection surfaces are free on every plan.

At a glance

What you need to know

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Prebuilt Klipy app

No drag-and-drop Klipy trigger or action exists yet in Zapier's directory; you wire it with Webhooks by Zapier.

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Self-build routes

A Catch Hook trigger receives Klipy webhook events; an action step calls Klipy's REST API to create or update records.

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Free on every plan

Klipy's REST API and webhooks are free on every plan, including Free, so there's no extra cost to wire a Zap.

What Zapier does for Klipy today

There's no published Klipy app in Zapier's directory, so there's no drag-and-drop "New Klipy contact" trigger or "Create Klipy deal" action to pick from a list. You wire the connection yourself, using Zapier's own tools.

What you get instead: Klipy exposes the same building blocks Zapier's built-in "Webhooks by Zapier" step is designed to call, a REST API and outbound webhooks. You wire the connection once, in Zapier's own builder, no custom code required.

How Klipy connects to Zapier

Two routes, both running through Zapier's own "Webhooks by Zapier" step against Klipy's open surfaces.

Trigger a Zap from a Klipy event

Add a "Webhooks by Zapier" trigger step in Zapier, choose Catch Hook, and copy the unique URL it generates. Register that URL as an endpoint in Klipy's Settings → Webhooks console (the embedded Svix portal) and subscribe it to the events you want, for example lead.captured or deal.moved. Every time that event fires in Klipy, Zapier catches the payload and the rest of the Zap runs.

Here's what a lead.captured payload looks like when it lands in your Catch Hook:

json
{
  "type": "lead.captured",
  "object": "event",
  "data": {
    "id": "h7w8y2f1",
    "first_name": "Jordan",
    "last_name": "Patel",
    "email": "jordan.patel@acmeanalytics.com",
    "title": "Head of Growth",
    "company_name": "Acme Analytics",
    "company_domain": "acmeanalytics.com",
    "industry": "SaaS",
    "employee_count": 350,
    "estimated_revenue": 1200000,
    "city": "Austin",
    "state": "TX",
    "country": "US",
    "linkedin": "https://linkedin.com/jordan-patel"
  }
}

Source: How do Klipy webhooks work?

Call Klipy from a Zap

Add a "Webhooks by Zapier" action step (POST, PUT, or a custom request), point it at https://api.klipy.ai/api/v2/{resource}, and send your klipy_live_* key in the X-Klipy-Api-Key header. Any trigger elsewhere in your stack, a form submission, a spreadsheet row, another tool, can now create or update a Klipy contact, company, or deal.

bash
curl https://api.klipy.ai/api/v2/contacts \
  -X POST \
  -H "X-Klipy-Api-Key: <key>" \
  -H "Idempotency-Key: 8f14e45f-ceea-4b0a-9127-1e2e3c3c1a1a" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"email": "person@example.com"}'

The Idempotency-Key header matters here: if a Zap step retries after a network hiccup, Klipy won't create a duplicate contact.

Source: How does the Klipy API work?

The same recipe works with n8n and Make, since both run on the identical REST API and webhooks underneath, so the setup work isn't locked to Zapier specifically. One honest caveat: how fast any of this fires depends on Zapier's own polling or trigger cadence and your Zapier plan, not a latency guarantee from Klipy.

Use cases

What you can do with it

I can now route a new Klipy lead into a spreadsheet, Slack channel, or another tool the moment it lands.

A Webhooks by Zapier Catch Hook trigger fires on lead.captured and fans the payload out to the rest of the Zap.

Lead.captured reference

I can now push a form submission or spreadsheet row into Klipy as a new contact or deal from any Zap.

A Webhooks by Zapier POST action calls Klipy's REST API v2 with an Idempotency-Key so retries don't create duplicates.

REST API v2

I can now notify a team channel the moment a deal changes stage, without opening Klipy.

Zapier fans the deal.moved webhook out to Slack, email, or anywhere else in the stack.

Deal.moved reference
Trade-offs

Pros and cons

Pros

  • The REST API, webhooks, and MCP are free on every Klipy plan, including Free, so there's no extra cost to wire a Zap.
  • No waiting on a published Zapier app listing. Webhooks by Zapier works with any REST API and webhook today.
  • The same API and webhook recipe carries over to n8n and Make, so the setup work isn't locked to one automation tool.
  • Idempotency-Key support on the API means a retried Zap step, a network hiccup for example, won't create a duplicate record.

Cons

  • There's no drag-and-drop "New Klipy contact" trigger or prebuilt action; you configure Webhooks by Zapier yourself.
  • You're responsible for field mapping and for handling retries and signature verification on your side.
  • You need a Klipy plan with webhook access and org admin permissions to open Settings → Webhooks.
  • No dedicated Klipy doc walks through the Zapier setup step by step; this page is the starting point.
Sources

Docs and references

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is there a native Klipy app in Zapier's app directory?

No. Klipy connects to Zapier through its own REST API and webhooks, using Zapier's built-in "Webhooks by Zapier" tool, so you don't need a published listing to wire it up.

Is Zapier itself a CRM?

No. Zapier moves data between apps; it doesn't store or manage a pipeline on its own. Klipy is the AI CRO where that data lives, Zapier is the plumbing that connects it to everything else.

Do I need to write code to connect Klipy and Zapier?

No. Zapier's own "Webhooks by Zapier" trigger and action steps handle the HTTP calls; you paste in a URL or an API key, no custom code required.

Is the Zapier route free?

Klipy's REST API and webhooks are included free on every plan, including Free. Zapier's own plan limits, like monthly task counts, apply separately and are set by Zapier.

Can I use the same setup with n8n or Make instead of Zapier?

Yes. Both run on the same REST API and webhooks, so the same recipe (catch a webhook as a trigger, call the API as an action) carries over.

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