Connect Antlytics to IFTTT
IFTTT's Webhooks service lets you receive an HTTP POST from Antlytics and trigger any IFTTT action — email notifications, Google Sheets rows, smart home devices, and more.
Option A: Webhooks (recommended)
Get your IFTTT Webhooks URL
- Go to ifttt.com/maker_webhooks → Documentation.
- Note your unique key and the trigger URL format:
https://maker.ifttt.com/trigger/{event}/with/key/{your-key} - Choose an event name — e.g.
antlytics_daily— and build the full URL:https://maker.ifttt.com/trigger/antlytics_daily/with/key/YOUR_IFTTT_KEY
Create the Antlytics webhook
- In your Antlytics dashboard, go to Settings → Webhooks → Add webhook.
- Paste the IFTTT URL above.
- Select Daily summary and click Create.
- Save the signing secret for your records.
- Click Test to fire a test event to IFTTT.
Create the IFTTT Applet
- In IFTTT, create a new Applet. Choose Webhooks → Receive a web request as the trigger.
- Enter the event name you chose (e.g.
antlytics_daily). - Choose your action (e.g. send an email, append a Google Sheets row).
- IFTTT passes
value1,value2,value3from the POST body. To map Antlytics fields, set up a Pipedream or Make middle-step to extract specific values before forwarding to IFTTT.
Note: IFTTT Webhooks only pass three value fields. For richer automation use Zapier, Make, or n8n instead.
Option B: API polling
IFTTT does not natively support scheduled HTTP GET requests. Use a Schedule by Zapier or Make scheduler to poll the Antlytics API and then forward results to an IFTTT webhook.
Need help?
Email support@antlytics.com with your site ID.
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