Kerux
Via Zapier, Make or n8n Zoom connects through Zapier, Make or n8n, which handle its sign-in. Kerux takes the leads and sends events back.
From a Zoom webinar sign-up to a LinkedIn conversation
Ask for the LinkedIn profile in your Zoom webinar registration. Zapier or Make send each new registrant to a Kerux trigger URL, and they get a connection request before the event and a follow-up after.
How it works
Sofia registers
For your webinar on Zoom.
Zapier passes it on
New registrant, then a POST to Kerux.
Before and after the event
A connection now, a follow-up later.
An example workflow
- Add a custom question for the LinkedIn profile URL to your webinar registration.
- A new registrant starts your Zap or Make scenario, which POSTs them to the trigger URL with
custom.webinar. - Kerux sends a connection request mentioning the webinar.
- A wait until the day after the event.
- A message with the recording and one question about their team.
What data flows
Zoom sends to Kerux
linkedin_urlfirst_nameemailcustom.webinar
The registrant's details you map, including the webinar name as a custom field.
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. That trigger URL is where new leads go, as JSON with at least
linkedin_url. - In Zoom, edit the webinar's registration and add a custom question for the LinkedIn profile URL.
- In Zapier, start a Zap with Zoom's new webinar registrant trigger (or the matching Zoom module in Make) and pick the webinar.
- Add Webhooks by Zapier > POST to the trigger URL with
linkedin_urlfrom that question,first_name,emailandcustom__webinar. - For the other way, add your Zap's or scenario's webhook address in Integrations > Developers under Webhooks, pick the events you want (for example
reply.positive) and click Send test event.
Plan limits: Registration needs a Zoom Webinars license. Zapier's Webhooks step needs a paid Zapier plan.
Questions
Does Kerux have a native Zoom integration?
No. Today Zoom connects through Zapier, Make or n8n: they handle Zoom's sign-in, send leads to a Kerux trigger URL and receive Kerux's events. It takes a few minutes to set up.
Why not Zoom's own webhooks?
Zoom checks every webhook URL with a validation challenge that the receiving app must answer. Kerux trigger URLs don't do that handshake, so Zapier, Make or n8n sits in between.
Can I tell who attended?
Yes. After the event, send attendees from Zoom's attendee report to a different campaign than no-shows, with the same kind of Zap.
Use it in a campaign
Try Kerux free for 10 days. No card needed.