Configuring Webhooks in Jamy

Learn how you can configure Webhooks in Jamy in order to send Report data to any app using Zapier or Make or to an API endpoint.

Written By Yusef Jacobs

Last updated 3 months ago

  1. Once you are logged in, go to the My account menu in the top right corner and click on Webhooks:

  1. You will be redirected to Svix, the Webhooks platform we use. Once in Svix, click on "Add Endpoint” on the top right corner

  2. You will have to add your endpoint URL, a description and subscribe to the meeting.processed event

  1. Now that you've created an endpoint, Jamy will send the report object to that URL. You can see the payload we will send by going to Event Catalog:

Connect to Zapier

If you want to connect Jamy to Zapier in order to then connect to any other app that has an integration with Zapier, you need to create a webhook in Zapier and use the webhook URL as the endpoint URL in Svix.

  1. Log in into your Zapier account. Click on the +Create button and choose "Zaps"

  1. Click on Trigger

  2. Choose Webhooks from the pop up menu

  3. Click on the "Select Event”" dropdown Menu and then choose Catch Hook"

  1. Click "Continue” until you get to the Test section:

  1. Copy the webhook URL.

  2. That URL is the one you will add in the Svix endpoint. S

  1. Scroll down and Create your Endpoint.

Test Zapier Integration

Now that you connected Jamy to your Zapier Webhook, let's test the integration.

  1. Go to your Svix Endpoint and go to the Testing tab. Choose the meeting.processed event from the dropdown menu.

  1. Scroll down and click on "Send Example".

  1. You should have a "succeeded” message attempt.

  1. Now go back to Zapier and Click on "Test trigger".

  1. If you click ok request A, you'll see the information you just sent from Svix.

  1. After that, if you click on "Continue with selected record” you'll be able to choose any Zapier app you want to send the Jamy Report data to.

  • You can choose to send specific fields, like tasks, summary, url or duration . If you want Jamy to connect to multiple apps, you can create a multi step workflow in Zapier that includes all apps.

You have to go through the same basic flow to connect Jamy to Make. Make also supports Webhooks and will provide a URL so you can add it to the Svix Endpoint.