🔗 Integrations
Connect FluxCybers ExecFlow to Your Stack
FluxCybers ExecFlow isn't a silo — it's the security brain that wires into everything. Webhooks, APIs, Zapier, Make, and native PSA/RMM integrations for enterprise MSPs.
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Webhooks
HTTP POST events delivered to any URL with HMAC-SHA256 signatures. Works with any system that can receive HTTP. Supports 7 event types with retry logic.
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REST API
Full programmatic access to all FluxCybers ExecFlow features. Bearer token authentication, rate limits by plan tier, JSON request/response format.
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SSO / SAML 2.0
Enterprise single sign-on via SAML 2.0. Supports Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, OneLogin. Force SSO, attribute mapping, role sync.
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Zapier
Use FluxCybers ExecFlow webhooks as Zapier triggers. When an incident occurs, automatically create a Jira ticket, post to Slack, or trigger any of Zapier's 5,000+ apps.
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Make (Integromat)
Build visual automation flows triggered by FluxCybers ExecFlow webhook events. Chain complex multi-step workflows with conditional logic, filters, and aggregators.
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n8n
Self-hosted automation with full FluxCybers ExecFlow webhook support. Perfect for MSPs who want on-premise workflow automation with full data control.
✅ Via Webhook
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ConnectWise
Auto-create ConnectWise tickets from FluxCybers ExecFlow incidents. Sync asset inventory and patch status bidirectionally.
Coming Soon
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Datto RMM
Push FluxCybers ExecFlow threat alerts into Datto alerts. Trigger Datto workflows from FluxCybers ExecFlow playbook execution events.
Coming Soon
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Kaseya
Sync device status, alerts, and compliance scores between FluxCybers ExecFlow and Kaseya VSA.
Coming Soon
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Atera
FluxCybers ExecFlow incident alerts as Atera tickets. Remote device remediation triggered by FluxCybers ExecFlow playbooks.
Coming Soon
| Event | Trigger | Use Case |
| server.alert | Any monitoring alert fires | Page on-call, create incident ticket |
| incident.created | Sentry V / ViperX incident detected | Notify SOC team, open PSA ticket |
| incident.resolved | Incident resolved or closed | Update ticket status, notify stakeholders |
| playbook.executed | Playbook run completes | Log to SIEM, trigger downstream workflow |
| scan.completed | Server Scanner finishes | Update compliance dashboard, notify admins |
| agent.action | AI agent takes autonomous action | Audit logging, human-in-the-loop approval |
| itdr.alert | Identity threat detected | Force password reset, lock account, alert HR |
{
"event": "incident.created",
"timestamp": "2026-03-31T19:00:00Z",
"data": {
"incident_id": 12345,
"severity": "high",
"title": "Suspicious outbound connection detected",
"affected_server": "prod-web-01",
"detected_at": "2026-03-31T18:59:42Z",
"product": "sentry_v"
}
}
Zapier Setup (5 min)
- Go to Settings → Webhooks
- Create a new webhook, select your events
- In Zapier: New Zap → Trigger: Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook
- Paste your FluxCybers ExecFlow webhook URL into Zapier
- Send a test ping to confirm the Zap receives data
Make (Integromat) Setup
- Create a new Make scenario
- Add trigger: Webhooks → Custom webhook
- Copy the webhook URL from Make
- In FluxCybers ExecFlow Webhooks: add the Make URL
- Use the saved signing secret to verify payloads in Make
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