Automating Reply.io + Spiky.ai Stack Workflows with Make.com
These tools sit in different operational verticals. Instead of a feature matrix, this page maps a production-grade integration path: trigger → Make.com transform → downstream action, with explicit auth at each API node.
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The Trigger Event
Reply.ioWhen Reply.io emits ‘Sequence Reply Received’ via its Webhook Listener, Make.com opens the scenario run. Native trigger catalog for this node:
- Sequence Reply Received
- Meeting Booked
- Prospect Interested
reply → make.com payloadwebhook / json{ "source": "reply", "event": "Sequence Reply Received", "listener": "webhook", "category": "Sales", "auth": "API Key Pass-through" }Alternate entry points: Meeting Booked · Prospect Interested
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The Middleware Transformation
Make.comMake.com captures the raw webhook payload, applies router filters on data state (status, adjudication flags, or CRM field presence), then maps JSON objects into the destination schema using native module mappers—no custom ETL service required.
make.com transform mapwebhook / json{ "middleware": "make.com", "filter": { "status": "actionable" }, "map": { "from": "reply.Sequence Reply Received", "to": "spiky.Create Coaching Task" }, "nodes": ["reply", "make", "spiky"] } - 3
The Downstream Action
Spiky.aiSpiky.ai instantly fires ‘Create Coaching Task’ so the receiving system reflects the upstream event without manual handoff.
- Create Coaching Task
- Sync Meeting Insights
- Notify Manager
Optional follow-on actions: Sync Meeting Insights · Notify Manager
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Security & Authentication Protocol
Connected API nodes authenticate independently. Confirm token scopes and refresh routines before promoting this scenario to production.
- Reply.io
- API Key Pass-through
- Make.com
- OAuth 2.0 / Token Refresh
- Spiky.ai
- OAuth 2.0