Send call notes where you already work

When notes are written for one of your calls, we can post them somewhere automatically. You set the destination once, from the link we text you, and it applies to every call on your number after that.

Direct

Paste a webhook URL and you're done. Nothing to install, no OAuth screen, no admin approval.

Slack
Post call notes straight into a Slack channel.
Set it up
Discord
Send call notes to a Discord channel as an embed.
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Zapier
Connect call notes to 6,000+ apps with a Catch Hook.
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Make
Route call notes through a Make scenario.
Set it up

Through Zapier or Make

We send JSON to an automation platform and it takes the last step. Not a first-party integration, and these pages say so.

Notion
File every call as a page in a Notion database.
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Google Drive
Save call notes and transcripts to Drive automatically.
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Google Calendar
Attach what was agreed to the calendar entry it belongs to.
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Zendesk
Turn a support call into a ticket with the notes attached.
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Jira
Create issues from what was agreed on the call.
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Confluence
Publish call notes as a Confluence page.
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Intercom
Add call notes to the customer's Intercom conversation.
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Dropbox
Keep a copy of every call note in Dropbox.
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Mailchimp
Add call outcomes to a Mailchimp contact.
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Somewhere else entirely

Every delivery is a signed JSON POST, so your own endpoint works just as well as any of the above — and better, since it can verify the signature. The webhook reference has the payload, the headers and verification code.