Connect the Apps You Already Use

7,000+ apps through Zapier and Make, with no code, and the everyday ones built in.7,000+ apps through Zapier and Make, with no code. Spreadsheets, calendars, Slack and Microsoft Teams connect directly, and developers get webhooks and the IdeaScore API.

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kinds of event that can start an automation: 4
about how long an automation takes to set up: 5min
webhooks and automations an organisation can run: 10
IdeaScore API, public beta: v1.5

Find the Apps Your Team Uses

A few of the 7,000+. Built in means no Zapier or Make needed.A few of the 7,000+ apps Zapier and Make connect. The ones marked built in also connect directly.

36 apps

Google Sheets
Built in: Live spreadsheet link
Microsoft Excel
Built in: Live spreadsheet link
Airtable
Spreadsheets
Notion
Docs
Google Docs
Docs
Google Forms
Forms
Typeform
Forms
Slack
Built in: Channel updates
Microsoft Teams
Built in: Channel updates
WhatsApp
Chat
Discord
Chat
Telegram
Chat
Gmail
Email
Outlook
Built in: Calendar subscription
Mailchimp
Email
Google Calendar
Built in: Calendar subscription
Calendly
Calendar
Zoom
Calendar
Google Meet
Calendar
HubSpot
CRM
Salesforce
CRM
Zoho
CRM
Trello
Projects
Asana
Projects
Jira
Projects
ClickUp
Projects
monday.com
Projects
Linear
Projects
Miro
Projects
Google Drive
Files
Dropbox
Files
OneDrive
Files
Stripe
Payments
Razorpay
Payments
GitHub
Developer
Webflow
Developer

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Pick a goal, paste an address, and a sample is on its way

Choose a goal, pick Zapier or Make and paste the address from your tool. IdeaScore sends a sample at once. About five minutes.Choose what you want to automate, pick Zapier or Make, and paste the address your tool gives you. IdeaScore creates the webhook and sends a sample at once, marked as a test and never with an applicant's details, so your Zap or scenario has real fields to map. It takes about five minutes.

Goals such as new applications to a spreadsheet, or approved teams to your CRM
The exact clicks for Zapier and for Make, step by step
Each automation shows its health: delivered, last send failed, or paused

Pick a goal, choose Zapier or Make, paste the address from your tool and IdeaScore sends a sample to finish.

Real events start every automation

A new application, a decision, a round closing or results published starts it. Your tool does the next thing.An automation starts when a new application arrives, an application is approved, rejected or withdrawn, a round closes or results are published. Your tool does the next thing: a row in a spreadsheet, a post in a channel, a contact in your CRM, an email or a task.

A CRM recipe adds a filter, so only approved teams go through
Fields such as the team name map straight into your tool
Failed sends are tried again for about seven hours

When this happens in IdeaScore

Your tool does this

A new application arrives
Add a row in Google Sheets
An application is approved
Post it in #selection-committee
Results are published
Tell the programme team in Teams
An application's status changes
Update its record in Airtable
An application is approved
Add the team to HubSpot
A round closes
Email the panel from Gmail
Results are published
Send a Mailchimp campaign

Zapier and MakeNo code

Spreadsheets, calendars and channels, built in

Live links for Google Sheets and Excel, calendar subscriptions for Google, Outlook and Apple, and Slack or Teams updates.A live link gives Google Sheets or Excel a programme's submissions or scores, refreshed by the sheet itself, with no sign-in and no account linked. Calendar subscriptions put interviews, pitch days, sessions and review deadlines in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar. Slack and Microsoft Teams channels get the updates you tick.

Columns that can identify people are marked before you share a link
Posts never include applicants' contact details or individual scores
Google, Microsoft and domain sign-in for your team

Live spreadsheet links
Submissions or scores in Google Sheets or Excel
Calendar subscriptions
In Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar
Slack and Microsoft Teams
New applications, rounds closed, results published
Sign-in for your team
Google, Microsoft and domain sign-in

One page for every connection

One Integrations and API page in Settings, with three paths. Each person sees what their role needs.Settings has a single Integrations and API page with three paths: Apps and automations, Spreadsheets and calendars, and Developers. Owners see everything, programme admins see spreadsheets and calendars, and evaluators see just their own calendar. The summary card shows each connected app's status before you open it.

Statuses in plain words: working, nothing sent yet, last post failed
API keys in use and webhook deliveries for the last 7 days
Test sends never count as failures

The Integrations and API page offering Zapier and Make, with the logos of popular apps. — Connect the apps you already use, with no code, from one page.

Webhooks you can watch

Signed events to your own system. Webhook Pulse shows the last 60 deliveries; send a test event and see the answer.A webhook sends a signed event to your own system the moment something happens. Webhook Pulse draws the last 60 deliveries as bars, taller for slower, red for failed and hollow for tests. Send a test event and the answer, such as 200 in 143 ms, lands right there.

Choose only the events an address needs
Retries after 30 seconds, 2 minutes, 10 minutes, 1 hour and 6 hours
Signature checks in Node, Python and PHP in the developer docs

The Developers tab of Integrations and API: the Webhook Pulse chart of deliveries to hooks.meridianpark.org.in, 38 of 38 delivered, with Send a test event and the API keys below. — Every delivery at a glance, and Send a test event to check a webhook in plain words.

The IdeaScore API v1.5, in public beta

Stable /api/v1 paths, test keys on sample data, and public developer docs with the version history.Connect a CRM, a data warehouse or your own scripts. Paths under /api/v1 stay stable, new minor numbers only add things, and a breaking change is announced ahead in the version history. Test keys reach only your sample data and never send webhooks. The developer docs are public.

Live keys start isk_live_, test keys isk_test_
60 requests a minute per key, with bursts of 120
A daily IdeaScore AI credit limit on every live key

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Public betav1.5

GET /api/v1/org
Authorization: Bearer isk_test_...

Answers with

Your organisation
The key's scopes and mode
Its rate limit

Live keys: isk_live_
Test keys: isk_test_
Rate limit: 60 a minute, bursts of 120

Stable /api/v1 paths. New minor numbers only add things.

Version history and the developer docs are public in the app.

What Comes with Each Plan

The everyday connections work on every plan. Automations and the developer tools come with Professional, Enterprise and Campus.

On every plan

Live spreadsheet links for Google Sheets and Excel
Calendar subscriptions for Google, Outlook and Apple
Slack and Microsoft Teams updates

On Professional, Enterprise and Campus

Zapier and Make, with the guided set-up
Webhooks, with Webhook Pulse and test events
The IdeaScore API v1.5, public beta

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Questions About Integrations

Zapier needs Webhooks by Zapier, a feature of Zapier's paid plans (there is a free trial). Make uses a custom webhook, which is free on every Make plan, the free plan included.

The IdeaScore apps for Zapier and Make are available by invitation for now. You don't need them: the guided set-up works with the webhook step both tools already have, and needs no API key.

A new application arriving; an application approved, rejected or withdrawn; a round closing; and results being published. For a CRM, add a filter so only approved teams go through, and the set-up shows the clicks.

No. The sample is made-up data in the real shape, marked as a test, and never contains an applicant's details. A test never counts as a failed delivery.

IdeaScore tries a real event again after 30 seconds, 2 minutes, 10 minutes, 1 hour and 6 hours, about seven hours in all. An address that keeps failing is paused, with the reason and a button to turn it back on.

Yes. A live spreadsheet link gives Google Sheets or Excel a programme's submissions or scores, with no sign-in and no account linked, on every plan. The guided set-up suggests it first.

The IdeaScore API v1.5 is in public beta. The /api/v1 paths are stable, anything that could break your code comes only in a new version with at least 30 days' notice during the beta, and there is no uptime agreement yet.

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