Built-in integrations
Connected inside Clarion — switch them on in Settings.
Automation platforms
No native app needed: these connect through push URLs, webhooks and the API.
Zapier
Clarion doesn't have an app in the Zapier directory. It doesn't need one — Zapier's own webhook steps can post numbers into your scorecard and react to events in Clarion.
View integration → Push URL, REST API + webhooksn8n
n8n talks to Clarion over plain HTTP. An HTTP Request node writes to your scorecard; a Webhook node lets Clarion start a workflow.
View integration → Push URL + webhooksMake
Clarion has no app in Make's catalogue. Make's HTTP module and custom webhooks connect to it directly — numbers in, events out.
View integration → Push URL via Apps ScriptGoogle Sheets
If a number lives in a spreadsheet, a few lines of Apps Script can post it to Clarion on a timer, so the scorecard stops depending on someone copying it across.
View integration → Pull from URLAny JSON API
Point a metric at an https URL that returns JSON, say where the number is, and Clarion fetches it on a schedule. Nothing to host, no script to run.
View integration →Developer platform
Build your own connection to Clarion.
REST API
A small, versioned HTTP API for machine-to-machine work. Keys belong to one company and carry only the scopes you grant.
View integration → Signed webhooksWebhooks
Subscribe an https endpoint to the events you care about. Clarion signs every delivery, retries failures, and keeps a log you can redeliver from.
View integration → Embedded iframe + signed tokenEmbedded apps
Put an internal dashboard or tool right in Clarion's sidebar. Clarion tells it who is looking — company, user and role — in a token your backend can verify.
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