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How Do I Set Up My Zapier Integration?

Create a Catch Hook in Zapier, then paste its URL into a new Zapier integration in Evaboot. Once connected, Evaboot sends your export and email results straight into your Zap.

Before you start

Section titled “Before you start”

In Zapier: create the webhook

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  1. Create a new Zap. A new empty Zap in the Zapier editor
  2. Choose Webhooks by Zapier as the trigger. Choosing Webhooks by Zapier as the trigger
  3. Select the Catch Hook event. Selecting the Catch Hook event
  4. Copy the webhook URL Zapier generates. Leave the Zap open on the Test step — you’ll send a sample from Evaboot to finish mapping fields. Copying the generated webhook URL

In Evaboot: connect it

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  1. Open Integrations. Stay on the Webhooks tab, click New integration, and choose Zapier.
  2. Name the integration and paste the webhook URL. The New Zapier integration form with the webhook URL field
  3. Pick what to send.
    • Data types: Exports, Lists (URL Enrichment), Email Finder jobs, Email Verifier jobs.
    • Scope: all folders, or specific ones.
  4. Pick the trigger.
    • Automatic — sends results as soon as a job completes and is paid. One automatic integration per data type.
    • Manual — keeps the webhook quiet. It only delivers when you send a test.
  5. Click Request sample to see the exact JSON Evaboot will post.
  6. Click Create webhook.

Test it

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  1. In Evaboot: open the webhook’s actions menu and click Send test. Evaboot posts a sample payload — fake data, never your real leads.
  2. In Zapier: click Test trigger. The sample request appears as a caught hook. Use it to map Evaboot fields into your action steps, then publish the Zap.
  3. In Evaboot: click View logs. The delivery shows a TEST tag and the HTTP response code — 200 means Zapier received it.

If it didn’t work

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  • “Non-2xx response or transport failure” — check the logged response code. Confirm the URL matches the Catch Hook exactly.
  • Zapier finds no request on Test trigger — send the test from Evaboot first, then click Test trigger. Zapier only shows recently caught hooks.
  • The Zap never fires on real data — the Zap must be published and turned on. The Evaboot integration’s trigger should be Automatic.
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