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1. Create the webhook in n8n

  1. In a new n8n workflow, add a Webhook trigger node.
  2. Set HTTP Method to POST.
  3. Copy the Production URL. (The test URL only answers while you listen for a test event in the editor.)
  4. Save and activate the workflow, so the production URL answers.

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2. Add the destination in TIKT

  1. In TIKT, Settings › Integrations › Add destination › n8n.
  2. Paste the address. The events checked by default are lead.created, lead.engaged_again and lead.rescored.
  3. Under More options, choose Batches of up to 100 events if your workflow handles a list; keep One request per event otherwise.
  4. Create destination, copy the signing secret, then Send test.

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3. Read the events

The Webhook node outputs the request. The event is in body: To act on some events only, add an If or Switch node on {{ $json.body.type }} (or on the header {{ $json.headers["x-tikt-event"] }}).

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4. Check where requests come from

Two options:
  • A header of your own. In TIKT, under More options › Headers, add for example Authorization with a long random value. In the Webhook node, set Authentication to Header Auth with the same name and value. Requests without it are refused.
  • The signature. In a Code node, verify webhook-signature as described in Verify signatures.

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Only some leads

To send only the leads that match your filters — a score of 4 or more, a role — create a workflow on the Leads page with a Send webhook action to this destination: n8n receives lead.matched events, once per lead.