Connection Request Sent
SendCopy sends a new LinkedIn connection request on your behalf.

A connection gets accepted. A prospect replies. Someone likes your post. Webhooks send that event straight to Slack, your CRM, or your automation tool - the instant it happens, not the next time you check the dashboard.
Free forever · No SendCopy account required · Takes about 2 minutes
LinkedIn Events
Webhook Engine
HTTPS / JSON →
Your Destinations
Automation Platforms
Custom Apps
Events sent instantly
HTTPS + retry + logs
Clean JSON payloads
CRM, automation or custom app
A webhook is a message that SendCopy sends to a URL you choose the instant a specific event occurs in your account.
Each webhook listens for exactly one event. Want to track several? Create a separate webhook for each, so nothing gets bundled together that shouldn't be.
SendCopy sends a new LinkedIn connection request on your behalf.
A prospect accepts your connection request.
A campaign message goes out to a connected lead.
An InMail is sent to a lead outside your network.
A prospect replies to a message for the first time.
A prospect replies to an InMail for the first time.
SendCopy follows a prospect's profile on your behalf.
SendCopy likes a prospect's recent post as part of a sequence.
SendCopy views a prospect's profile as part of a sequence.
SendCopy sends a new LinkedIn connection request on your behalf.
A prospect accepts your connection request.
A campaign message goes out to a connected lead.
An InMail is sent to a lead outside your network.
A prospect replies to a message for the first time.
No middleware, no separate app to install — webhooks live right inside your SendCopy settings.
Click your account name in the sidebar, then go to Integrations under Settings.
The Webhook card shows how many connections you currently have. Click it to open the panel.
Add a name, destination URL, event, campaigns, and custom headers if needed.
Save it. The connection count updates from 0 to 1 — your confirmation it is active.
Create New Webhook
01 Open Integrations
Settings > Integrations
02 Select Webhook
Open the webhook panel
03 Create a webhook
URL · event · campaign
04 Confirm it's live
Connection count: 1
Three simple ways teams turn an event into momentum.
Fire on First Message Reply Received into a Slack channel, so your SDR team sees hot leads the moment they come in — not at the next dashboard check.
Trigger on Connection Request Accepted to create or update a contact record automatically, with zero manual entry.
Liked Post and Viewed Profile events feed a lead-scoring workflow, flagging warmer prospects before you've even sent a message.
Alerts the second a reply lands
event: first_message_reply_received
→ Slack #inbound-replies
status: delivered
Sync on Every Accepted Connection
event: connection_request_accepted
→ CRM contact.create / update
status: synced
Engagement Signals for Scoring
events: liked_post · viewed_profile
→ Clay / n8n / Make scoring
status: scored
Every webhook sends a JSON payload with the event, the campaign it came from, and the lead it happened to — everything your endpoint needs to act on it immediately.
POST → your webhook URL
{ "event": "connection_request.accepted", "timestamp": "2023-08-09T09:41:12Z", "campaign": "Q3 SaaS Outreach", "lead": { "name": "Sarah Mitchell", "title": "VP Sales", "company": "Stripe" }}Quick answers to the questions that come up most when you are wiring SendCopy events to Slack, your CRM, or your own endpoint.
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