n8n & Make¶

Both n8n and Make (formerly Integromat) can connect to Stackify via its REST API and webhooks. Use the HTTP Request node/module with your API key.

n8n¶

Connect with an API key¶

1. In your n8n workflow, add an HTTP Request node.
2. Set the URL to the Stackify API endpoint (see REST API).
3. Set Authentication to Header Auth.
4. Add a header: Authorization → Bearer tvk_live_YOUR_KEY.

Trigger on new records (webhook)¶

1. Add a Webhook node as the workflow trigger.
2. Copy the generated webhook URL from n8n.
3. In Stackify, go to Settings → Integrations → Webhooks → Add webhook.
4. Paste the n8n URL and select the events to subscribe to (e.g. record.created).
5. Save the webhook.

Now every new record in Stackify will trigger your n8n workflow.

Example: Stackify → Google Sheets¶

1. Trigger: Webhook node (subscribe to record.created in Stackify)
2. Action: Google Sheets node → Append row
3. Map the record fields from the webhook payload to Google Sheets columns

Make (formerly Integromat)¶

Connect with an API key¶

1. In your Make scenario, add an HTTP module.
2. Set the URL to the Stackify API endpoint.
3. Under Headers, add: Authorization: Bearer tvk_live_YOUR_KEY.

Trigger on new records (webhook)¶

1. Add a Webhooks module as the scenario trigger → Custom webhook.
2. Copy the generated URL.
3. In Stackify, register this URL as a webhook subscription (see Webhooks).

Example: New form submission → Make scenario¶

1. Trigger: Stackify form submission creates a record → webhook fires to Make
2. Action: Send an email, update a CRM record, or create a Trello card

Tips for both platforms¶

• Use GET /workspaces/{wid}/cards/{cid}/fields to discover field IDs and names dynamically — this avoids hard-coding IDs that could change.
• Verify webhook signatures in your handler for security (see Webhooks → Verifying signatures).
• Use cursor-based pagination when pulling large record sets: pass ?limit=100&cursor=... and loop until next_cursor is null.