Zapier, Make and SAGARIS: no app, and a real API
Not as an app, and yes as an API. There is no SAGARIS listing in Zapier, Make, n8n or any other automation marketplace, so there is nothing to search for and nothing to install. What exists is a public REST API and signed outbound webhooks, which an automation tool can call with a workspace key exactly as it calls any other HTTP service. That is a real path and it is not the same thing as an app.
Not connected. There is no SAGARIS app in Zapier or in any other automation marketplace. There is a public REST API and outbound webhooks that a Zap can call like any other HTTP client.
Last verified October 5, 2026. All integrations
What moves, and which way
A workspace API key you mint and revoke, used against the public REST API. No OAuth app and no marketplace listing.
- Into SAGARIS
- Whatever your automation sends. A Zap or a Make scenario can create and update records through the documented REST operations, authenticated with a workspace key, with idempotent writes so a retried step does not duplicate what it already created. The same gates apply to an API-created record as to one created in the product: the API does not let an integration step around a hold that a person in the interface would hit.
- Back into Zapier
- Whatever your automation subscribes to. Outbound webhooks push events to an endpoint you nominate, each signed with an HMAC signature your side verifies, with documented retry and dead-letter behaviour so a delivery that fails is visible rather than lost. A Zap catching that webhook is an ordinary catch hook.
- The boundary
- Building the Zap is your work, not ours. There is no pre-built trigger list, no action picker and no connection card with our name on it, so somebody on your side is writing HTTP steps and reading documentation. There is also no OAuth consent screen: the credential is a workspace key you mint, hold and revoke, which is a different security story from an OAuth grant and worth putting in front of whoever reviews these things for you.
Wiring an automation tool to SAGARIS
- 01
Mint a workspace API key
Keys are workspace-scoped and carry named scopes, so a key that only needs to read contacts can be issued without write access. You can revoke it at any time, which cuts the automation off immediately.
- 02
Use a plain HTTP step, not a SAGARIS app
In Zapier this is a Webhooks by Zapier action; in Make it is an HTTP module. Send the key as documented, call the operation you want, and read the response like any other API.
- 03
For the other direction, register a webhook
Point a SAGARIS outbound webhook at the automation tool's catch hook. Verify the HMAC signature on your side before acting on the payload, and check the documented retry and dead-letter behaviour so you know what a failed delivery does.
- 04
Generate a client if you are going further than a few steps
There is an OpenAPI document, so a typed client for whatever language your team writes in is a generation step rather than a hand-rolled wrapper. The SDK documentation names the specific gaps that still need filling in by hand.
Why there is no app, and what would change that
Publishing a marketplace app is a maintenance commitment rather than a one-off build: every trigger and action becomes a surface that has to keep working through every change, on a platform whose review cycle we do not control. Putting one out before the API underneath it has settled would mean breaking other people's automations to fix our own.
So the current answer is the honest one for where the product is, and the thing that would change it is demand we can name. If a marketplace app rather than an API is what you need, email founders@sagaris.ai and say which platform and which triggers. That is a more useful input than a roadmap promise, which is why we are asking for it instead of making one.
How we checked
Read from the codebase rather than from a probe. There is no Zapier app, no Zapier OAuth client and no Zapier-specific code in the product source. The REST API and webhook surfaces are the same ones documented at /docs/rest-api and /docs/webhooks, which own the operation and event counts this page deliberately does not restate.
Verified October 5, 2026. If this is out of date or wrong, email founders@sagaris.ai and we will correct it and move the date.
Zapier and SAGARIS, the questions people actually ask
- MOST ASKED
No. There is no listing in Zapier, Make, n8n or any other automation marketplace, and none pending that we are asking you to wait for.
Yes, as a plain HTTP step. Use Webhooks by Zapier or Make's HTTP module with a workspace API key. Every documented REST operation is available that way, and writes are idempotent so a retried step does not duplicate a record.
Yes, through outbound webhooks. Register your automation tool's catch hook as the destination, verify the HMAC signature on arrival, and handle the documented retry behaviour.
No, and that is deliberate. A record created through the API passes the same holds as one created in the interface. An automation is not a way around the outbound gates, the suppression list or the approval flow.
A workspace API key that you mint and revoke, carrying named scopes so a read-only automation can hold a read-only key. There is no OAuth consent screen, because there is no app.