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Ardoq-Zapier Integration
Ardoq's Zapier integration is currently invite-only. You can add it to your Zapier account through our invitation link.
Ardoq's Zapier integration exposes a set of actions in Ardoq (like creating a component) that can be used to trigger downstream behavior in other apps using webhooks.
Integration Example
1 — Create your first zap
Once you are granted access to the Zapier integration, log in to Zapier and create your first zap.
2 — Set up your zap
First, select the Ardoq app integration as your trigger. Next set the Trigger event to All events.
Next you'll need to connect your Ardoq account to your Zap. For this you'll need the following:
An Ardoq API token
Can be reached by navigating to the main menu > Preferences > Your account settings and clicking the API and Tokens tab
Your organization name
Your organization name is also visible on the API tokens page
Your Ardoq organization URL
It will be app.ardoq.com normally, or your custom URL if you have one
3 — Configure your zap
You'll need to define the workspaces, event types, and resource types that will trigger the Zapier integration. In the example below, we've chose the Vulnerabilities workspace, and any time there's an update to a component, Ardoq will trigger an event.
4 — Test your zap
The final step of setting up your zap will ask you to add a webhook to Ardoq.
Copy the webook URL provided by Zapier. Then, from the main menu in Ardoq, go to Preferences > Organization settings > Settings and go to the Webhooks tab.
Create a webhook using the URL copied from Zapier.
Now you can test your webhook trigger — we recommend going into Ardoq and editing a component in a minor way, such as adding and removing a tag.
You should see the events coming into Zapier:
5 — Expand your zaps
With the Ardoq trigger set up, you can continue to connect actions and expand your zap to meet your automation needs.