Trackyr + Make

Build multi-step Trackyr automations by catching the webhook batch in Make today, with a native Make app planned.

How it works

Connect Trackyr to Make today using the outbound webhook. Add a 'Custom webhook' trigger module in a Make scenario, copy its URL into Trackyr's webhook settings, and when you click Push, Trackyr sends a signed JSON batch of up to 500 contacts that runs the scenario. Add an Iterator module over the contacts[] array, then route each one to a CRM, sequencer, or any Make module. Requests are HMAC-signed for verification. A native Trackyr Make app is planned but not built yet, so the custom webhook is the current path.

// Step by step

Send contacts to Make.

1In Make, create a scenario starting with a 'Custom webhook' trigger module.
2Click 'Add' to generate the webhook URL and copy it.
3Paste the URL into Trackyr's Settings → Integrations webhook destination.
4Click Push in Trackyr so Make captures the data structure from a real batch.
5Add an Iterator over the contacts[] array, then downstream modules (CRM, sequencer, router).
6Map the fields and activate the scenario.

// Common questions

Answered.

Does Trackyr have a native Make integration?+

A native Make app is planned but not built yet. Today you connect with the 'Custom webhook' trigger module, which supports full multi-step scenarios.

The webhook sends a batch — how do I handle it in Make?+

The payload is a contacts[] array of up to 500. Add a Make Iterator module to split it into individual bundles, then process each contact downstream — and branch on verification status with a router.

How is the webhook secured?+

Trackyr signs each request with HMAC over `<timestamp>.<body>`. Validate the X-Trackyr-Signature in a Make function, or rely on the secret webhook URL for low-risk flows.

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Verified contacts, in your stack.

Find and verify creator + B2B contacts, then export to CSV or push a webhook anywhere.

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