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1. Create the hook in Zapier

  1. Create a Zap. For the trigger, choose Webhooks by Zapier, then Catch Hook.
  2. Continue to the trigger’s test step: Zapier shows your webhook URL. Copy it.

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2. Add the destination in TIKT

  1. In TIKT, Settings › Integrations › Add destination › Zapier.
  2. Paste the address. The events checked by default are lead.created and lead.engaged_again; keep One request per event (each request is one task in Zapier).
  3. Create destination, copy the signing secret, then Send test.
  4. Back in Zapier, Test trigger: the test event appears.

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3. Use the lead

The fields are flattened in Zapier’s editor: Type, Data Lead Person Full Name, Data Lead Score, Data Lead Console URL… (see Objects for what each one means). To act on some events only, add a Filter by Zapier step: Type — (Text) Exactly matches — lead.created.

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4. Check where requests come from

In TIKT, under More options › Headers, add a header of your own — for example X-Tikt-Key with a long random value — and filter on it in the Zap. Keep the hook’s address private: anyone who has it can send you requests.

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Only some leads

Every request is a Zapier task. To send only the leads that match your filters, create a workflow on the Leads page with a Send webhook action to this destination: the Zap receives one lead.matched per lead that matches, and no task is spent on the others.