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Connecting an integration

Who this is for: Owners and admins · Where: Portal -> Reach -> Outbound Integrations -> (a connector) (/integrations/[kind])

What this does

Walks through connecting a single integration so OSPRY starts delivering identified profiles to it, and shows how to manage delivery scope, health, and the connection afterward.

Steps

  1. Open Reach -> Outbound Integrations and click the connector you want.
  2. On the connector page, review the badges: its category, direction, and whether it is Free or Pro. If it is a Pro connector your plan does not include, you will see an upgrade prompt instead of a connect form.
  3. In the connect form:
    • Label (optional): a name for this connection, for example "Sales team Slack".
    • Fill in the connector's fields (for example an API key, URL, or token). Required fields are shown per connector.
    • Delivery scope: choose All profiles (every identified visitor) or Top leads only (only visitors routed by a Top Leads filter).
  4. Click Connect (or Add connection if you already have one).
  5. The connection appears with its status and a delivery health summary.

a connector detail page at /integrations/kind with the badges (category, direction, Free/Pro), the connect form (Label, credential fields, Delivery scope segmented control), and the Connect button.

Managing a connection

Once connected, each connection card shows:

  • Status: Enabled or Disabled, plus the delivery scope.
  • Delivery health: counts for Delivered, Failed, Dead, Pending, and Total, and a recent-failures table when there are problems.
  • Actions: Edit configuration, Enable/Disable, Disconnect, and a quick scope switch.

Webhooks specifically

The Webhook connector delivers to any HTTPS endpoint. After you create one, OSPRY shows a signing secret once (copy it then; it is not shown in full again). Each delivery is signed; verify the X-Sight-Signature, X-Sight-Idempotency-Key, and X-Sight-Event headers on your endpoint. You can Rotate secret later (update your endpoint before the old secret stops being accepted).

Tips & FAQs

  • Owners and admins only. Members have read-only access.
  • Top leads only is a great way to keep a CRM or ad audience focused on your best-fit visitors. Set up Top Leads filters first.
  • Watch the health stats. Repeated failures or "dead" deliveries usually mean a bad credential or an endpoint that is rejecting requests; open the recent failures table for the response code and error.
  • Disconnecting stops delivery and removes that connection's history; you will be asked to confirm.