// Integration
LiveTrackyr + Outbound Webhook
Push a batch of your verified Trackyr contacts to any URL with one click, signed with HMAC — wire Trackyr into Zapier, Make, or your own backend.
How it works
Outbound webhooks are live in Trackyr today. Add a destination URL in Settings and Trackyr generates a one-time signing secret. When you click Push, Trackyr sends up to 500 of your owned contacts as a single HMAC-signed JSON batch ({ event: "contacts.delivered", count, contacts: [...] }) your endpoint can verify. Point it at your own backend, or at a Zapier or Make catch-hook to fan the batch out to a CRM or sequencer with no code. This is a manual push, not an auto-stream — a native event subscription is planned.
// Step by step
Send contacts to Outbound Webhook.
- 1Open Settings → Integrations in Trackyr and add a destination URL.
- 2Save the endpoint and copy the one-time signing secret Trackyr shows.
- 3Verify the HMAC signature on incoming requests using that secret.
- 4Run your hunts so the contacts you want are in your library.
- 5Click Push to send up to 500 of your owned contacts as one signed JSON batch.
- 6Map the contacts[] fields into your CRM or sequencer downstream.
// Common questions
Answered.
How do I verify a Trackyr webhook is authentic?+
Each request carries an X-Trackyr-Signature header — an HMAC-SHA256 over `<X-Trackyr-Timestamp>.<raw body>` using your endpoint's secret. Recompute it and compare with a timing-safe check before trusting the payload.
Does the webhook fire automatically on every new contact?+
Not yet. It's a manual batch push: you click Push and Trackyr sends up to 500 of your owned contacts in one signed JSON request. A real-time per-contact event subscription is planned but not built.
Can the webhook send contacts to a tool that has no API?+
Point it at a Zapier or Make catch-hook. Those platforms then route each contact in the batch into almost any destination, including tools without a direct webhook listener.
Verified contacts, in your stack.
Find and verify creator + B2B contacts, then export to CSV or push a webhook anywhere.
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