Integration
Connect Picreel to Human Approval - HITL Platform
When something happens in Picreel, your agent does the next thing in Human Approval - HITL Platform. 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 · 9 actions
Trigger
New leadFires instantly when Picreel captures a new lead. Manual-registration webhook: in Picreel, click Leads in the left sidebar, click Export to CRMs and choose Webhooks, paste this trigger's minted URL into the URL field at the top, tick "Live export after submit", and save. The payload arrives flat and binds as {{ trigger.body.* }} — email, name, phone, request_url, user_id.
Action
Add LoopCreate a new approval loop (a queue of approvers). POST /loops
Action
Create Decision RequestSends a decision request to the HITL system and waits for a human response via callback
Action
Delete LoopDelete an approval loop. DELETE /loops/{id}
Action
Delete RequestCancel a pending decision request. DELETE /requests/{id}
Action
Find Request StatusFind the current status and details of a HITL request
Action
Get LoopGet an approval loop by ID. GET /loops/{id}
Action
List LoopsList the user's approval loops. GET /loops
Action
List RequestsList the user's decision requests. GET /requests
Action
Update LoopUpdate an approval loop's settings. PUT /loops/{id}
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