Nightly CSV exports and API polling to keep systems in sync.
Events pushed the second they happen, in the shape you defined.
Platform · Data in & out
Every call event can push to your systems the moment it happens, and your systems can push data in before the call routes. Webhooks run both directions, carry the fields you choose, and log every exchange.
Data-out is part of the foundation's contract: the platform proves what it sees by sending it to you, raw, in real time.
The working path
Out on events, in before routing, logged both ways.
Four triggers — on incoming call, on answered, on converted, on hangup — fire webhooks to any URL with any HTTP method, GET through DELETE. Headers, query parameters, and body format (JSON, form data, or custom) are yours to define per webhook.
Dynamic tags drop call data into the payload — call ID, caller, campaign, publisher, buyer, duration, payout, revenue, conversion time. Your CRM gets the fields it expects, named the way it expects them, without middleware doing the translation.
Incoming webhooks accept data while the call is still being set up, and that data becomes tags — alongside tags from RTB parameters, landing pages, and SIP headers. A call flow can then route on what your systems know: is this a homeowner, what's their age, have we seen this lead before.
Full request and response logs — headers, query parameters, bodies — kept separately for incoming and outgoing traffic. When an integration misbehaves, you read the actual exchange instead of reconstructing it from both vendors' support tickets.
Product specifics
The webhook toolkit, stated plainly.
On incoming call, on answered, on converted, on hangup.
GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE.
JSON, form data, or custom formats; headers and query params too.
Call, campaign, publisher, buyer, and revenue fields on demand.
Pre-call data becomes routable tags before the call connects.
RTB parameters, landing pages, SIP headers, incoming webhooks.
Unique authentication key on every webhook URL.
Incoming webhook windows tuned per use, down to seconds.
Full request/response history, incoming and outgoing separated.
Why connect it
Webhooks replace polling, exports, and translation middleware.
Nightly CSV exports and API polling to keep systems in sync.
Events pushed the second they happen, in the shape you defined.
Middleware services translating between the platform's format and yours.
Dynamic tags build the payload your endpoint already accepts.
Routing decisions made blind to what your CRM knows.
Pre-call enrichment turns your data into tags the flow routes on.