How to Integrate Data via Zapper
Automate data flow from your business apps (e.g., payment processors, CRM, e-commerce) into Averisys.
Step 1: Set Up the Trigger
- In your Zap, go to the App tab and choose Webhooks by Zapier.
- For the Trigger event, choose Catch Hook.
- Copy the custom webhook URL Zapier provides and use it in the source app you want to send data from.
- Click Test trigger so Zapier captures a sample record. A typical sample looks like:
{
"external_id": "A-1001",
"email": "my.personal.email@example.com",
"company": "Test Company LLC",
"score": 87,
"submitted_at": "2026-04-15T09:30:00Z"
}
Step 2: Add the Action — Webhooks by Zapier (Custom Request)
- Click + to add an action and select Webhooks by Zapier.
- Open the App & Event tab.
- Click the Event dropdown, scroll down, and select Custom Request.
- Click Continue.
Step 3: Configure Method and URL
- Open the Configure tab and fill the fields exactly as below.
- Method:
POST(all caps). - URL: the Averisys endpoint for the platform you are sending data to:
Fraud Intelligence Platform
https://fraud.averisysanalytics.com/api/zapier/create-record
Customer Intelligence Platform
https://customer.averisysanalytics.com/api/zapier/create-record
Sales Performance Intelligence Platform
https://sales.averisysanalytics.com/api/zapier/create-record
Workforce Intelligence Platform
https://workforce.averisysanalytics.com/api/zapier/create-record
Brand Intelligence Platform
https://brand.averisysanalytics.com/api/zapier/create-record
- Data Pass-Through: leave as False.
Step 4: Build the Custom JSON Payload
- In the Data box, paste the following template:
{
"dataset_name": "zapier_import",
"source_app": "Google Analytics",
"upsert_key": "external_id",
"records": [
{
"external_id": "",
"email": "",
"company": "",
"score": "",
"submitted_at": ""
}
]
}
- Click inside each empty quotation mark for
external_id,email,company,score, andsubmitted_at, then select the matching field from the Step 1 sample data so Zapier maps the variables. - Wrap Request In Array: keep as No.
- File: leave blank.
- Unflatten: keep as Yes.
- Basic Auth: leave blank.
Step 5: Add Your Headers
- Row 1 — Left:
Content-Type· Right:application/json - Row 2 — Left:
X-Averisys-Webhook-Secret· Right: the shared secret for your platform (shown below).
Fraud Intelligence Platform
YIeDuS90wqw1ycm1EQZ5TM1z3XY1D63TYZqqufgc3vc
Customer Intelligence Platform
EgdJKaVr_4-PFQWGdGNtsuxcePpUhogA20tdq7bk6b4
Sales Performance Intelligence Platform
NsLmZ2qIs70zjcDfeDqKSMmzNe5QXlRI3yBvTP-Y3CM
Workforce Intelligence Platform
LPTlHRmxbFNf2gxJZFTuon8VRPJRpb51lfk0CczU50E
Brand Intelligence Platform
QwPQwkqpsF6tLY9VldI3RS1xDVPMz32XHvb9IGqAFx0
Step 6: Test the Custom Request
- Click Continue.
- Go to the Test tab.
- Click Test step to send the sample record to Averisys and confirm a successful response.
- When the test succeeds, turn the Zap on. Averisys will now receive new records automatically.
If something does not work as described
Screens are updated as the platform changes, so a button may sit in a slightly different place than the wording above suggests. When that happens, the AI assistant inside the platform is the fastest way forward: it can see the page being worked on and answer in context, at any hour. Ask it what a message means, why a file was rejected, or which step comes next.
Most problems in this part of the workflow come from the data rather than the platform. Column headers that repeat, numbers stored as text, blank rows at the bottom of a file, and inconsistent category labels are the usual causes. Checking those four things resolves the majority of failed uploads and unexpected results before any further troubleshooting is needed.
For anything that still does not resolve, email support@averisysanalytics.com with the guide title, the step reached, and what appeared instead of the expected result. Including the file name and a screenshot usually means the issue is answered in the first reply. Related instructions are listed in the full platform guide, and common questions are collected in the support FAQ.