Integrations
Connect your other tools
Send every response to the place your team already watches. There are four ways to connect, listed from the least work to the most. Only the last one asks you to write code.
1. Send from the notification settings (no code)
Each form has its own notification settings. Pick where it should go and you are done. If your tool is in the list below, this is the quickest route.
| Slack | Posts each new response to a channel. |
| Microsoft Teams | The same, into a team channel. |
| Discord | Posts into a server channel. |
| Chatwork | Posts into a room. |
| Google Sheets | Each response is appended as a row, and changing its stage updates that same row. |
| Any URL (webhook) | Sends the response to your own system, as it is. |
2. Use an automation tool (official integrations)
Drive Halict from an automation tool. They can all do the same things, so pick the one you already use.
Connects Halict to over 7,000 services. Find Halict in the app directory.
Create a Zap, choose Halict as the app, and paste an API key to connect.
Works with your own n8n. The official node is published on npm.
In n8n, go to Settings, then Community nodes, and install n8n-nodes-halict.
A one-time-purchase automation tool. Our integration is currently under review by Pabbly.
Once it is approved, you will find Halict in the Pabbly app list.
What starts a run
A new response arrives
Runs the moment someone submits the form. You get the respondent, their answers and the form.
A response changes stage
Runs the moment a response moves, for example from In review to Done.
Neither of these polls for changes. They fire as the response arrives.
What you can do
Create a form
Creates a new form as a draft.
Set a form's status
Switches between draft, published and closed.
Update a response
Changes its stage, its owner or its tags.
Add a note
Adds an internal note that only your team can see.
Find a form
Finds a form by title, and can create one when nothing matches.
Find a response
Searches by name, email, tag or the text of an answer.
3. Work from an AI assistant (MCP)
Add the Halict address in ChatGPT or Claude, sign in and approve it. From then on you can build forms, read what came in, and change owners and stages, all in the conversation.
The steps are on the API keys screen in Halict, under Settings.
4. Read and write from your own systems (API)
When none of the above fits, issue an API key and call us directly. There is also an endpoint that tells you the moment a response arrives.
Which one should you pick
If you only need to send responses somewhere, the notification settings are enough. If something should happen next, such as adding a row, assigning an owner or handing the response to another tool, use Zapier or n8n. If it belongs inside your own product, use the API.
If you are not sure, Contact us and tell us what you want to happen. We will tell you which route fits.