Connect stipt to your other systems
Whatever comes in through the API or a webhook runs through the same rules as manual input, so nothing needs setting up twice.
Documentation with examples per endpoint at /developers
Three ways to connect. stipt connects to other systems through webhooks (in and out), a public REST API with API keys and documentation, and a visual workflow builder with HTTP, code and email steps. Everything that comes in through the API runs through the same automations as manual input: rules, planning and follow-up.
Build in plain language
Describe the rule you want and dot drafts it. You confirm every proposal before it goes live.
Duplicates do no harm
Accidentally sending the same API request twice never creates a second record. A contact with an existing email address never ends up in your data twice.
No per-task fees
Webhooks, the API and the workflow builder are part of stipt itself. You connect systems directly, without paying per task.
A public API with documentation. The REST API covers contacts, companies, records, appointments and form submissions. The documentation is interactive, with examples per endpoint, and every call lands in a request log.
Contacts, companies, records, appointments and submissions
Connect stipt to everything else. Webhooks in and out, HTTP with OAuth, a code node for custom logic, and a public API with docs. Whatever comes in through the API triggers the same automations.
- Public API with docs
- API keys with request log
- Webhooks in and out
- Code node for custom logic
- HTTP with OAuth
- Gmail and Microsoft 365
- Run history with replay
Webhooks in and out. Your website reports a new lead through a webhook, and stipt reports status changes back to your other systems. For everything else there is a custom code step inside workflows. Whatever fails shows up in a log and replays with one click.
Failed? Replay with one click
Frequently asked questions
Does stipt have a Zapier integration?
No. stipt has its own webhooks, a REST API and a built-in workflow builder; you connect systems directly, without per-task fees.
Can my website form create a lead directly?
Yes. Set up an incoming webhook or an API call; the lead arrives as a record and immediately runs through your own rules, such as automatic follow-up.
Is there developer documentation?
Yes, interactive API documentation with examples per endpoint, plus API keys with a request log so you can see exactly which calls were made.
What happens when an integration fails?
Incoming events are buffered and retried. Whatever still fails shows up in a log, with the error message, ready to replay.