Connect Liquid State to Zapier — Alerts, No Code Required
Liquid State’s webhook system already speaks Zapier’s language. Point a Zap’s generic “Webhooks by Zapier” trigger at your Liquid State webhook, pick the events you care about, and route them to Slack, Notion, Google Sheets, SMS, or email — no custom Zapier app, no review process, no code.
Set it up in four steps
1
Create a Liquid State account
Sign up and open your API key + webhook settings at /member/developer.
2
Create a Zap with "Catch Hook"
In Zapier, start a new Zap, choose "Webhooks by Zapier" as the trigger app, select "Catch Hook," and copy the URL Zapier generates.
3
Paste the URL into Liquid State
Back on /member/developer, paste that URL into the webhook form, pick the event types you want, and click "Create webhook."
4
Build any action step
Add a Zapier action — post to Slack, add a Notion row, append a Google Sheet row, send a text, send an email — using the event payload Zapier now receives.
Any of these can be wired in a couple of minutes once your Zap’s Catch Hook URL is registered as a Liquid State webhook.
Get a Slack DM when your thesis needs reviewthesis.review_recommended
Log every portfolio risk-budget flag to a Google Sheetportfolio.risk_budget.review_recommended
Post daily agent briefings to a Notion databaseagent.briefing.daily_ready
Text yourself when an intelligence event needs verificationintelligence.event.verified
Webhook payloads are minimal resource references — never full private content — and every delivery is HMAC-SHA256 signed with replay protection. Zapier’s Catch Hook is a generic trigger Zapier documents for connecting any external service; no Liquid State developer submission or app review is involved on either side.