Via API steps and webhooks No app to install: Kerux talks to Power Automate's API with HTTP steps and webhooks, set up once.

Power Automate flows for your LinkedIn campaigns

Q: Do I need a premium license?

Yes. The HTTP action and the When a HTTP request is received trigger are premium in Power Automate (Microsoft's docs).

Q: Kerux events carry a lead id, not an email. How do I get the email?

Add an HTTP action that GETs https://www.usekerux.com/api/v1/leads/ plus the id, with a Kerux API key (scope leads:read) as a bearer token.

If your team lives in Microsoft 365, Power Automate can be the glue: an HTTP action sends new leads from Excel, Dynamics or Forms to Kerux, and a flow receives Kerux's events.

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How it works

A flow sends the lead
From a new row in Excel or a Dynamics record.
Maria enters the campaign
With her LinkedIn URL.
Kerux reports back
A positive reply starts another flow.

An example workflow

A row is added to an Excel table of target accounts (or a record in Dynamics 365).
The flow's HTTP action POSTs the person to the campaign's trigger URL with linkedin_url.
Kerux runs the LinkedIn steps.
A positive reply sends Kerux's reply.positive event to a second flow.
That flow posts in Teams and updates the row.

What data flows

Kerux sends to Power Automate

linkedin.invitation_accepted
linkedin.message_received
reply.positive
meeting.booked

Power Automate sends to Kerux

linkedin_url
first_name
last_name
email
company

Set it up

In Kerux, open the campaign, click + Connect on the Automations half of the first card, choose Incoming webhook (API) and click Copy link.
In Power Automate, add an HTTP action to your flow: method POST, the trigger URL, header Content-Type: application/json and a body with at least linkedin_url.
For Kerux's events, create a flow that starts with When a HTTP request is received, save it, and copy its URL.
In Kerux, add that URL under Integrations > Developers > Webhooks, pick the events, and click Send test event. Check the flow's run history.

Plan limits: The HTTP action and HTTP request trigger need a Power Automate premium license.

Questions

Does Kerux have a native Power Automate connector?

No custom connector. Power Automate works with Kerux through its HTTP action and HTTP request trigger, set up once in a few minutes.

Do I need a premium license?

Yes. The HTTP action and the When a HTTP request is received trigger are premium in Power Automate (Microsoft's docs).

Kerux events carry a lead id, not an email. How do I get the email?

Add an HTTP action that GETs https://www.usekerux.com/api/v1/leads/ plus the id, with a Kerux API key (scope leads:read) as a bearer token.

Use it in a campaign

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