Integrations

Convoy’s REST API and callback-based architecture make it easy to connect with automation platforms, no-code tools, and third-party services.

Convoy works with any platform that can make HTTP requests and receive webhooks — including Zapier, Make (Integromat), n8n, Slack, and more.

Use the convoy-mock test model when building any integration. It’s a free, synthetic model that returns a callback in ~60 seconds and is never billed — perfect for verifying your trigger, request body, and callback wiring end-to-end without burning real credits. Once everything works, swap "model": "convoy-mock" for a production model like claude-3-haiku. See Testing with convoy-mock for the full reference.

Available Guides

Foundation

Topic	Description
Prompts	How to structure the request payload, system prompts, and proven prompt patterns
Webhooks	Receive AI results via HTTP callbacks — the pattern all integrations build on

Code / SDK

Platform	Description
Python	Reusable client class with sync/async support, polling, and batch patterns
Node.js / TypeScript	Typed client, Express/Next.js webhook receivers, and serverless patterns
AWS Lambda	Serverless submit + receive functions with CDK/Terraform, SQS, S3, and EventBridge triggers
LangChain & LlamaIndex	Custom LLM wrappers for batch document processing, RAG pipelines, and offline AI workloads

No-Code / Low-Code Platforms

Platform	Description
Zapier	Connect to 6,000+ apps — simplest setup for basic automations
Make (Integromat)	Visual scenarios with branching, data stores, and 1,800+ apps
Retool	Build internal AI tools and dashboards — forms, batch CSV processing, and usage analytics

Direct Integrations

Platform	Description
Slack Bot	Team AI assistant — mention the bot, get results in-thread
Google Sheets	Spreadsheet-powered AI pipeline with Apps Script — no external tools needed

How Integrations Work

Convoy’s API is designed for automation:

Send requests — Any platform that can make HTTP POST requests can submit prompts to /cargo/load
Receive results — Convoy delivers results to a webhook URL (your callback_url), which platforms like Zapier and Make can catch natively
Track status — Poll /cargo/{cargo_id}/tracking for real-time status updates

This means you don’t need to build a server — just connect the dots between your trigger, Convoy, and your destination.

Choosing an Integration


Do you write code?
├── Yes → Which language?
│         ├── Python → Python guide
│         ├── JavaScript/TypeScript → Node.js guide
│         ├── Serverless on AWS? → AWS Lambda guide
│         ├── Using LangChain/LlamaIndex? → LangChain guide
│         └── Need webhook handling? → See the Webhooks guide
└── No  → What kind of tool?
          ├── Internal dashboard → Retool
          ├── Complex logic/branching → Make
          ├── Simple automation → Zapier (simplest setup)
          ├── Team communication → Slack Bot
          └── Spreadsheet workflow → Google Sheets

Quick Comparison

	Webhooks	Python	Node.js	Lambda	LangChain	Zapier	Make	Retool	Slack	Sheets
Requires code	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Low-code	Yes	Copy/paste
Callbacks	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	Polling
Polling	—	✅	✅	—	✅	—	—	✅	—	✅
Batch support	—	✅	✅	✅	✅	—	—	✅	—	✅
Best for	Custom backends	Scripts & apps	Web apps & APIs	Serverless pipelines	AI frameworks	Simple automations	Complex workflows	Internal tools	Team AI	Batch content