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Connect Run Wild to whatever runs your stack.

No two service businesses run the same stack. Some pipe everything through Zapier. Some operate on Make. Some self-host n8n. Some have a developer who wants webhooks and an API.

Run Wild meets every shop where it is. Trigger workflows on any conversation event. Push data into the systems you already use. Replace the brittle CSV exports and manual handoffs with reliable automation.

How it works

Real-time hooks into your operations.

  • Pick your platformZapier, Make, or n8n (self-hosted or cloud) over signed webhooks. Or call our REST API directly.
  • Subscribe to eventsNew lead, stage change, booking confirmed, payment received, conversation handed off. Fine-grained event types.
  • Route data anywhereTrigger workflows, sync to spreadsheets, fire Slack notifications, update other CRMs, or kick off field-service jobs (e.g. ServiceTitan).
  • Bring data back inAction endpoints let external systems push back. New contact, stage update, conversation note, all programmatic.
What you get

Open platform, real-time hooks.

  • Zapier-ready

    Connect Run Wild to Zapier through signed webhooks and the REST API. 8,000+ apps within reach.

  • Make scenarios

    Complex multi-step automations with branching, parallel paths, and aggregations.

  • n8n self-hosted

    For shops that want their automation infrastructure inside their own cloud.

  • Webhooks on every event

    Subscribe to lead, stage, booking, payment, and conversation events. Signed payloads, retry semantics.

  • Sub-second delivery

    Events fire within 200ms of the trigger. No batch jobs, no polling.

  • Bidirectional sync

    External writes push back into Run Wild. Contacts, stages, notes, and tags stay aligned.

  • Recipe-ready events

    Wire up common patterns in a few steps, like “New booking to Slack notification” or “Paid deposit to QuickBooks invoice.”

Tools in this category.

Questions about custom integrations.

Zapier, Make, and n8n all connect through signed webhooks and the REST API with a full event schema. So does any tool that can consume a webhook or call a REST endpoint.

Yes. Webhooks are signed, retried with exponential backoff up to 24 hours, and observable in-product. You see what fired, what was received, and what failed.

Yes. The REST API lets external systems write to Run Wild, so any platform that can call an endpoint can create contacts, advance stages, send messages, and attach notes.

Generous by default. Most tiers get 100 requests per second, and enterprise customers get dedicated capacity.

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