Configuring Webhooks in Jamy

What webhooks do

When a meeting report is ready, Jamy can POST the report payload to a URL you choose.

Common uses:

• Push summaries and tasks into a CRM, Notion, Sheets, or Slack via Zapier/Make

• Trigger internal automations when a meeting is processed

• Send structured report data to your own API

This is different from the API Keys flow:

• API — you pull/create data on demand

• Webhooks — Jamy pushes data when an event happens

Who can use webhooks

• Your plan must include webhooks (higher-tier plans such as Pro / Premium / Global Business).

• If you don’t have access, Configure Webhooks may show an upgrade prompt.

• Open Webhooks from Settings → Dev → Webhooks.

Open the Webhooks settings

1. Log in to Jamy.

2. Go to Settings → Webhooks
   Direct link: https://app.jamy.ai/settings/webhooks
   Or: account menu → Dev → Webhooks.

3. You’ll see a short explanation of webhooks and an example diagram.

4. Click Configure Webhooks.

Jamy opens your Svix dashboard in a new tab (via a secure login link).

There is also a How to configure webhooks button on the same page that links back to this help article.

Add an endpoint in Svix

1. In Svix, click Add Endpoint (usually top right).

2. Enter:

   • Endpoint URL — where Jamy should send events (Zapier Catch Hook, Make webhook, or your API)

   • Description — optional, e.g. “Zapier – CRM sync”

3. Subscribe to the event: meeting.processed

4. Create / save the endpoint.

After that, when a meeting report is processed, Jamy sends the report object to that URL.

Inspect the payload

In Svix, open Event Catalog (Event Catalogue) to see the structure of the meeting.processed payload (fields such as summary, tasks, url, duration, and related report data).

Connect to Zapier

Use Zapier when you want Jamy report data to flow into any Zapier-connected app without writing code.

1) Create a Catch Hook in Zapier

1. Log in to Zapier.

2. Click + Create → Zaps.

3. Set the Trigger.

4. Choose Webhooks by Zapier.

5. Under Event, select Catch Hook.

6. Continue until you reach the test / webhook URL step.

7. Copy the webhook URL.

2) Add that URL in Svix

1. In Svix, Add Endpoint (or edit an existing one).

2. Paste the Zapier webhook URL as the endpoint URL.

3. Subscribe to meeting.processed.

4. Save the endpoint.

3) Test the Zapier integration

1. In Svix, open your endpoint → Testing tab.

2. Choose meeting.processed.

3. Click Send Example.

4. Confirm the attempt shows as succeeded.

5. In Zapier, click Test trigger.

6. Open the sample request to inspect the payload.

7. Click Continue with selected record.

8. Add Zapier actions for any app you want (CRM, email, Sheets, Slack, etc.).

You can map specific fields such as:

• tasks

• summary

• url

• duration

For multiple destinations, add more steps in the same Zap.

Connect to Make

Make works the same way at a high level:

1. In Make, create a scenario with a Custom webhook / webhook module.

2. Copy the webhook URL Make provides.

3. In Svix, add that URL as an endpoint and subscribe to meeting.processed.

4. Send a test event from Svix’s Testing tab.

5. Continue the Make scenario to route Jamy fields into other apps.

Send to your own API endpoint

1. Expose an HTTPS endpoint that accepts POST requests.

2. Add that URL in Svix and subscribe to meeting.processed.

3. Verify signatures / security as recommended by Svix.

4. Use Send Example in Svix to confirm your server receives the payload.

5. Parse the report object and store or forward what you need.

Recommended checklist

1. Confirm your plan includes webhooks.

2. Open Settings → Webhooks → Configure Webhooks.

3. In Svix, add an endpoint URL.

4. Subscribe to meeting.processed.

5. Review the payload in Event Catalog.

6. Send a test event from the Testing tab.

7. Confirm Zapier / Make / your API received it.

8. Process a real meeting in Jamy and verify the live webhook.

Tips

• Use a clear endpoint description so you know which automation it belongs to.

• Prefer HTTPS URLs only.

• Start with Send Example before relying on a live meeting.

• If Zapier doesn’t see data, re-test the trigger after a successful Svix attempt.

• Keep API keys and webhook URLs private.

• For on-demand report creation, use API Keys as well as webhooks.

FAQ

Related articles

• Creating a meeting or call report with Jamy’s API

• Creating a Report from an audio or video file

• Connecting Jamy to Slack

• Meeting Bots (AI Notetaker)

• Configuring Notifications

Summary

Go to Settings → Webhooks → Configure Webhooks to open Svix. Add an endpoint URL, subscribe to meeting.processed, and inspect the payload in the Event Catalogue. For Zapier or Make, paste their Catch Hook / webhook URL into Svix, send a test event, then map fields such as summary, tasks, url and duration into any downstream app.