Generic webhook

Plug Janore into anything that can POST JSON.

Zapier. Make. n8n. Pipedream. A Bash script on a Raspberry Pi. The webhook channel is the universal back door.

When to use it

You're already orchestrating with Zapier or Make and want Janore as one step.
You run an n8n or Pipedream workflow and need a smart-reply node.
You have a custom backend and prefer a dead-simple shared-secret webhook over OAuth.
You want to test Janore from curl without generating an API key.

1. Enable the channel

Open Dashboard → Channels → Generic Webhook → Connect. Optionally set a verify token — a shared secret you'll send as a Bearer header. Skip it for fully open access.

2. POST a message

POST https://janore.com/api/v1/channels/webhook/{ASSISTANT_ID}
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer {VERIFY_TOKEN}        (optional)

{
  "session_id": "any-string",
  "message": "Hello",
  "language": "en"
}

session_id is any stable string per user. language is optional — Janore auto-detects if omitted. The Authorization header is required only if you set a verify token.

3. Response shape

{
  "reply": "Hello! …",
  "suggestedActions": [
    { "label": "View pricing", "type": "link", "payload": "/pricing" }
  ],
  "conversationId": "uuid",
  "messageId": "uuid"
}

Identical to the REST API shape — drop-in compatible.

Zapier — 4 steps

Trigger

Pick whatever fires the workflow — a new lead in HubSpot, a row in Google Sheets, a Typeform submission.

Webhooks by Zapier → POST

URL: https://janore.com/api/v1/channels/webhook/{ASSISTANT_ID}

Body (JSON)

session_id, message, language. Map the trigger fields in.

Use the reply

Pipe Zapier's response into the next step — Slack message, email, CRM note, anything.

Make.com — 4 steps

Trigger

Any module — Webhooks, Gmail, Airtable, Telegram, you name it.

HTTP → Make a request

Method: POST. URL: https://janore.com/api/v1/channels/webhook/{ASSISTANT_ID}.

Body type → Raw JSON

Same fields as Zapier: session_id, message, language.

Parse response

Toggle Parse response on, then Make exposes reply as a typed value for downstream modules.

Limits

Same as the REST API: 60 requests/minute per assistant. Higher tiers lift the cap — see pricing. On 429, back off using the Retry-After header.