Create an endpoint
Open Settings → Webhooks → Incoming, choose Create Endpoint, give it a name, select enabled actions and optionally set a default source. Copy the unique endpoint URL and secret.x-webhook-secret with the endpoint secret. The header is optional for providers that cannot attach one, but any supplied value must match. x-outreign-secret is an accepted alternative.
Example request
The following request writes a lead; only run it against an endpoint you control with appropriate test data. SetOUTREIGN_INBOUND_URL to the full URL copied from Settings and store the secret securely.
Supported actions
Send the action as
event, action or type. If omitted, it defaults to lead.created. The action must be enabled on the endpoint.
Use an explicit { "event": "…", "data": { … } } envelope for predictable integrations. Batch requests can supply records or leads arrays with at most 100 records. Lead matching uses email, or a matching OutReign lead UUID when email is absent.
Common lead field aliases
- Email:
contact_email,email,email_address,work_email. - Name:
contact_name,full_name,name, orfirst_name+last_name. - Company:
company_name,company,organization,org,account_name. - Job title:
job_title,title,position,role. - Stage:
pipeline_stage,stage,status.
Responses and limits
Responses reportreceived, accepted, failed, action and per-record results. A 200 response can still include skipped records or partial failures, so inspect the result entries. If all processed records fail with errors, the response can be 422.
The endpoint limits requests to 100 records per request and 500 recorded inbound requests per hour per endpoint. Disabled endpoints reject requests. Invalid JSON, unknown tokens, invalid supplied secrets and unsupported actions are rejected with an error response.
Inbound endpoints do not verify outbound HMAC signatures; they use their private URL token and optional secret header. Keep the two webhook directions distinct.