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Connect forms, spreadsheets, databases, CRMs, and other systems when your automation platform can send information to a webhook.
Statular Webhooks
Statular webhooks give automation tools a straightforward way to create clients and matters for your team. When something happens elsewhere in your workflow, the right details can be sent to Statular so work is ready to continue without another round of setup.
A webhook is a private address for sending information to Statular. Create one for new clients or one for new matters, then use an automation platform or another compatible system to send the details when your chosen event occurs.
Practical automation
Connect forms, spreadsheets, databases, CRMs, and other systems when your automation platform can send information to a webhook.
Use information already collected elsewhere to open the corresponding client or matter in Statular.
Choose the event that starts your automation and the available details that should be sent into Statular.
How it works
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Set up a private webhook address for either a new client or a new matter.
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In your automation platform, use a step that can send the relevant information to a web address.
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When the automation runs successfully, your team can pick up the new client or matter in Statular and continue intake and drafting.
Webhooks are a general connection method rather than a separate native integration for every platform. Their current role is focused: accepting submitted information to create clients and matters in Statular.
Webhooks do not provide general two-way syncing or promise that every field in another system will map automatically.
Questions
Statular webhooks can accept submitted information and create a new client or a new matter. Each private webhook address is configured for one of those actions.
Automation platforms and other systems that can send information to a webhook may be able to connect. Zapier, n8n, and Make are common examples. The exact setup depends on the source tool and the information available there.
No. Statular's incoming webhooks create clients or matters from information sent by another tool. They do not provide general two-way syncing or automatically keep every record updated across systems.