With Neaktor modules in {{Make}}, you can create, update, monitor, and delete your tasks in your Neaktor account and make API calls.
To get started with Neaktor, create an account at app.neaktor.com.
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The module dialog fields that are displayed in bold (in the {{Make}} scenario, not in this documentation article) are mandatory. |
To make a connection to Neaktor you need to obtain a Client ID and Client Secret from your Neaktor account.
Log in to your Neaktor account.
Click the 3-line menu icon at the top of the page, then click Integrations.
Click API keys.
Click Generate new key.
From the two options, select OAuth2 keychain. Click Create API key.
Change the API key status to Read and write.
Copy the both the Client ID and Secret Key to your clipboard.
Go to your {{Make}} scenario and select the Neaktor module you want to use.
Under Connection, click Add.
Give your new connection a name.
Paste the Client ID and Client secret in the fields below.
Click Save.
A prompt appears asking to grant {{Make}} read and write access to your Neaktor account data. Click allow.
You have successfully established the connection.
Triggers when a task is created or deleted.
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See Setting up a Neaktor webhook to add the webhook to your Neaktor account. |
Webhook |
Choose an existing webhook or add a new one.
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Search for tasks by specified parameters.
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Project ID |
Enter or select the ID of the project you want to retrieve tasks from. |
Model ID |
Enter or select the ID of the process model you want to retrieve tasks from. |
Last Modified Date |
Search for tasks that have been edited after the date you provide here. See the list of supported date formats. |
Start Date |
Search for tasks that started after the date you provide here. See the list of supported date formats. |
End Date |
Search for tasks that finished before the date you provide here. See the list of supported date formats. |
Created Date |
Search for tasks that were created after the date you provide here. See the list of supported date formats. |
Limit |
Enter the maximum number of tasks {{Make}} returns during one scenario execution cycle. |
Creates a task.
Connection |
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Assignee |
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Model ID |
Enter or select the ID of the process model you want to create a task for. |
Parent ID |
Enter or select the ID of the parent task. |
Task Links |
Enter or select any task links to include. |
Description |
Add a text description for the task. |
End date |
Enter the end date of the task. See the list of supported date formats. |
Priority |
Select a priority level.
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Start date |
Enter the start date of the task. See the list of supported date formats. |
Subject |
Enter a subject. |
Tags |
Add any tags to the task. |
Updates a task.
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Task ID |
Enter or select the ID of the task you want to update. |
Model ID |
Enter or select the ID of the process model in which you want to update a task. |
Description |
Add a text description for the task. |
End date |
Enter the end date of the task. See the list of supported date formats. |
Priority |
Select a priority level.
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Start date |
Enter the start date of the task. See the list of supported date formats. |
Subject |
Enter a subject. |
Tags |
Add any tags to the task. |
Performer ID |
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Performer Type |
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Task Links |
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Parent ID |
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
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URL |
Enter a path relative to For the list of available endpoints, refer to the Neaktor API documentation. |
Method |
Select the HTTP method you want to use: GET to retrieve information for an entry. POST to create a new entry. PUT to update/replace an existing entry. PATCH to make a partial entry update. DELETE to delete an entry. |
Headers |
Enter the desired request headers. You don't have to add authorization headers; we already did that for you. |
Query String |
Enter the request query string. |
Body |
Enter the body content for your API call. |
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Only the account owner or a user with administrator rights can create webhooks in Neaktor. |
In your {{Make}} scenario, select the Neaktor Watch Tasks module.
Under Webhook, click Add.
Give your new webhook a name, then select the connection you want to use.
Click Save.
Copy the webhook URL address to your clipboard.
Log in to your Neaktor account.
Click the plus icon at the top of the page, then click Integration.
Click Webhooks.
Click Add Webhook.
Give your webhook a anme in the box provided.
Enter the webhook URL in the Callback URL box.
Configure the rest of you webhook how you would like.
Click Save.
You have successfully set up the webhook.