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Trigger downstream workflows in thousands of apps every time IndexPine publishes an article.

IndexPine's Webhook integration works as a native trigger for Zapier, Make (formerly Integromat), and n8n. Every time an article is published, IndexPine sends a POST request with the full article payload, which these tools can pick up and route to any downstream app.

Connecting to Zapier

  1. Log in to Zapier and click "Create Zap".
  2. Set the trigger to "Webhooks by Zapier" > "Catch Hook".
  3. Copy the Zapier webhook URL that is generated.
  4. In IndexPine, go to Settings > CMS Connection, select "Webhook", paste the Zapier URL, and save.
  5. Publish a test article in IndexPine to send a real payload to Zapier.
  6. Return to Zapier and click "Test trigger" — it will detect the article payload.
  7. Add your action steps: post to Twitter/X, send a Slack message, add a row to Google Sheets, email your list, etc.

Connecting to Make (Integromat)

  1. Create a new scenario in Make.
  2. Add a "Webhooks" module and select "Custom webhook".
  3. Click "Add" and copy the generated webhook URL.
  4. Paste the URL into IndexPine Settings > CMS Connection > Webhook Endpoint URL.
  5. Publish an article from IndexPine — Make will receive the payload and let you map the fields.
  6. Add modules to route the article to Buffer, Notion, Airtable, or any other app in Make's library.

Connecting to n8n

  1. Open your n8n instance and create a new workflow.
  2. Add a "Webhook" node as the trigger. Set the method to POST and copy the test URL.
  3. Paste the URL into IndexPine and publish a test article.
  4. n8n receives the payload. Map the article fields to your action nodes.
  5. Switch the Webhook node from "Test URL" to "Production URL" and activate the workflow.

Example automation ideas

  • Auto-post the article title and URL to your LinkedIn company page via the LinkedIn API.
  • Create a Twitter/X thread summarising the article's key points using an AI action node.
  • Add the article to a Buffer queue for scheduled social distribution.
  • Log every published article to an Airtable or Google Sheets content calendar.
  • Send your email newsletter subscribers a digest every Friday using Mailchimp.
  • Notify your Slack #content channel with a preview when a new article goes live.
Use the RSS feed as an alternative trigger
Zapier, Make, and n8n all support RSS as a native trigger type. If you prefer not to set up the webhook, you can use the IndexPine RSS feed URL as a polling trigger in any of these tools instead.
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