Every submission, as JSON
Risefy posts the full submission — answers keyed by question, AI-extracted variables, form ID, and timestamp — to the URL you give it.
Risefy doesn't have a Zapier app yet — but every experience can POST its submissions to a webhook, and Zapier's Catch Hook trigger is a webhook. That's all you need to wire Risefy into a zap.
Connect Zapier freeRisefy posts the full submission — answers keyed by question, AI-extracted variables, form ID, and timestamp — to the URL you give it.
Once the data is in Zapier, use its filters and paths to send different submissions to different destinations based on any field Risefy sent.
Chain Zapier steps — enrich, post to Slack, add to a CRM, send an email — from one Risefy submission.
In Zapier, start a new zap with the 'Webhooks by Zapier' trigger and pick 'Catch Hook'. Copy the custom webhook URL Zapier generates.
In your experience's integrations, add a Webhook destination and paste the Zapier URL. Add custom headers if you want them.
Fire a test submission so Zapier can read the payload shape, then map the fields into whatever action you need.
Not yet. Today the connection is made with a webhook pointed at Zapier's Catch Hook trigger, which works on every Zapier plan that includes webhooks.
Webhooks by Zapier is a premium trigger on Zapier's side, so check your current Zapier plan before you build.
Yes — the payload includes answers keyed by question and by field key, so you can map each one individually in Zapier.
Same approach: Make's custom webhook module accepts the Risefy payload exactly the same way.
Free to start. No code. Works with every Risefy quiz, calculator, and survey.
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