HTTP integration
Sends HTTP requests and return responses. Use HTTP from Zoft voice agents, chat agents, workflows and AI employees.
- No account needed
- 2 actions
- Starts withA call, a chat message or a schedule
- ZoftAgent or workflow decides what happens next
- Then in HTTP
Send HTTP request
- And
Parse URL
Zoft + HTTP
What Zoft can do with HTTP.
- 01Voice agentsA phone agent can use HTTP actions such as Send HTTP request and Parse URL during the call, then hand off to a person when it should.
- 02Chat agentsThe same agent on web chat, WhatsApp or SMS can look up and update HTTP while it talks to the customer.
- 03WorkflowsUse HTTP as a step on the workflow canvas, alongside the other apps in your stack.
- 04AI employeesAn AI employee can find and use HTTP actions on its own, and ask for your approval before it sends or changes anything important.
Actions 2
Things Zoft can do in HTTP.
- Parse URLExtract the domain, path, and query parameters from a URL.
- Send HTTP requestSend HTTP request
Setup
Connect HTTP in three steps.
- 01ConnectHTTP is built in. There is nothing to connect, so you can use it in a workflow straight away.
- 02Put it to workAdd HTTP as a workflow step, or let a voice agent, chat agent or AI employee use it as a tool.
- 03Review every runAdd approvals where you want a person in the loop. Every run leaves a record you can check.
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HTTP on Zoft, answered.
What can Zoft do with HTTP?
Zoft supports 2 actions for HTTP. You can use them as workflow steps, and voice agents, chat agents and AI employees can call them as tools.
How do I connect HTTP to Zoft?
HTTP is built in. There is nothing to connect, so you can use it in a workflow straight away.
Can a voice agent or chat agent use HTTP?
Yes. Once HTTP is connected, a voice agent or chat agent can use its actions during a conversation. Permissions control which actions each agent can use.
Can an AI employee work in HTTP without supervision?
Only as far as you allow. AI employees ask for approval before sensitive steps, and every run leaves a record you can review.