Automatic Updates Between HuskyVoice and Your Tools
A webhook is simply a way for two tools to talk to each other automatically — without anyone having to log in, copy data, or press a button.
In HuskyVoice.AI, webhooks work in two directions:
Direction 1 — Your Tool Tells HuskyVoice to Start a Call
You set up a connection so that when something happens in another tool, HuskyVoice.AI automatically starts a call.
Examples:
- A new lead fills in a form on your website → HuskyVoice calls them instantly
- A new contact is added to your CRM → HuskyVoice calls them
- A scheduled time arrives in your automation → HuskyVoice makes the call
How to Set This Up
Dashboard → Integrations → Inbound Webhooks
- Go to Dashboard → Integrations
- Click the Inbound Webhooks tab
- Copy your unique URL
- Paste that URL into your other tool (CRM, n8n, Make, etc.) as the destination when something happens
That is it. HuskyVoice will now start a call every time your other tool sends it a contact.
Direction 2 — HuskyVoice Tells Your Tool What Happened After a Call
You set up a connection so that when a call finishes, HuskyVoice.AI automatically sends the result to your other tool.
Examples:
- Call ends → CRM contact is updated with the summary and outcome
- Call ends → Google Sheet gets a new row with the call result
- Call ends → Your team gets a WhatsApp message with the next steps
How to Set This Up
Dashboard → Integrations → Webhook (Outbound)
- Go to Dashboard → Integrations
- Click the Webhook (Outbound) tab
- Enter the destination URL from your other tool
- Choose which events you want to receive — for example, only when a call completes
- Save
HuskyVoice.AI will now send call results to your tool automatically after every call.
Not Sure Which One You Need?
| What you want | Which direction |
|---|---|
| HuskyVoice to call someone automatically | Direction 1 — Inbound |
| Your CRM or sheet to update after a call | Direction 2 — Outbound |
| Both | Set up both |
Next Steps
- Event Types — What information is sent after a call
- Triggering Calls — More detail on starting calls automatically
- Common Use Cases — See real examples of these set up in action