Webhooks

Don't have a native Sorank integration for your CMS? The Webhook connector lets you push your generated articles to any URL — Zapier, Make, n8n or a custom endpoint on your own coded website — so you can publish your content wherever you need it.

How It Works

When you publish an article in Sorank, we send the article data to the URL you configured. Your endpoint or automation tool can then process the payload and create the post on your blog, custom website, or any other tool that accepts incoming HTTP requests.

Step 1: Open the Webhook Integration

1. Click your profile picture in the top-right corner and select Settings.
2. Open the Integrations tab.
3. Scroll to the Webhook card and click Connect your website.

Step 2: Configure Your Endpoint

1. Paste your destination URL into the Webhook URL field (for example, a Zapier catch hook, a Make webhook, or your own server endpoint).
2. Optionally, add a Secret token if your endpoint requires authentication. Sorank will include it in the request so your server can verify the call comes from Sorank.
3. Click Test to send a sample payload and confirm your endpoint responds correctly.
4. Click Save webhook to activate the integration.

Common Use Cases

• Zapier: use a "Catch Hook" trigger to forward articles to thousands of apps such as WordPress, Notion, Airtable or Google Sheets.
• Make: use a Webhooks module to build custom, multi-step publishing automations.
• Custom backend: send articles directly to your own API to publish on a hand-coded site, a headless CMS or any internal tool.

Tips

• Always click Test before saving to confirm your endpoint accepts the request.
• Keep your Secret token private and rotate it regularly.
• Use an HTTPS endpoint to keep article data secure in transit.
• Once connected, every published article in Sorank will automatically be sent to your webhook URL.