Integration
Connect HigherGov to OpenGraph.io
When something happens in HigherGov, your agent does the next thing in OpenGraph.io. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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Triggers and actions 1 trigger · 18 actions
Trigger
Pursuit AddedTriggered when a new pursuit is added to your HigherGov pipeline.
- Find Agencies
Returns U.S. government agencies from HigherGov, with each agency's ID, name, abbreviation, type and place in the agency hierarchy. Supply an agency ID to look up a single one.
- Find Awardees
Returns companies that hold U.S. government awards, with each company's name, Unique Entity ID, CAGE code, address, contacts, industry codes and SAM registration dates. Filter by Unique Entity ID, CAGE code, parent company or industry code.
- Find Contract Vehicles
Returns U.S. government contract vehicles, each with its name, description, type, status, award date and the awarding and funding agencies.
- Find Federal Contracts
Returns U.S. federal contract awards, each with its Award ID, winning company, awarding and funding agencies, dollar values, performance dates, industry codes and place of performance. Filter by company, agency, industry code, contract vehicle or a saved HigherGov search.
- Find Federal Grants
Returns U.S. federal grant awards, each with its Award ID, recipient organization, awarding and funding agencies, grant program number, dollar amounts and dates. Filter by recipient, agency, program number or a saved HigherGov search.
- Find Opportunities
Returns open U.S. government contract and grant opportunities, each with its title, description, posting agency, source, posted and due dates. Filter by agency, source, posted date or a saved HigherGov search.
- Find People
Returns federal, state and local government contacts, each with their name, title, email, phone and agency. Supply an email address to look up one specific person.
- Find Pursuits
Returns the pursuits your team is tracking in HigherGov, each with its keys, name, stage and related opportunity details. Filter to a single pursuit by its key or your own reference ID.
- Find State and Local Contracts
Returns U.S. state and local government contract awards, each with its buyer, supplier, award amount and start and end dates. Filter by date range or a saved HigherGov search.
- Get Opportunity Documents
Returns the documents attached to a government opportunity, each with its file name, type, size, posted date, download link and extracted text.
Action
Audit site Open Graph tagsReads a page's Open Graph, Twitter Card and HTML meta tags so you can see what a link to it will look like when shared.
- Capture Screenshot
Takes a screenshot of a web page and returns a link to the image.
- Convert page to markdown
Turns a web page into clean markdown text, ready to feed an AI step or store as an article.
- Extract page elements
Pulls named pieces out of a web page — headings, links, prices — using CSS selectors, plus the page's plain text.
- Generate embed card
Builds a ready-to-paste embed card for a link, returning the HTML that renders it.
- Query page content
Asks a question about a web page and returns an AI-written answer, optionally shaped into fields you specify.
- Retrieve Link Preview Data
Fetches the title, description, image and site name behind a link, so you can show a rich preview of it.
- Scrape HTML
Fetches the raw HTML of a web page, optionally running its JavaScript first.
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