GetBeamer

GetBeamer + Konnectify

GetBeamer Integration with Konnectify

Connect GetBeamer to Konnectify to automate product updates, user engagement notifications, feature requests, and NPS/feedback workflows—ideal for streamlining communication and AI-assisted content and notification processes.

Posts Feature Requests Users Comments NPS & Feedback Reactions 9 Triggers 19 Actions

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→ What is GetBeamer? → API & Authentication → How to connect → Triggers (9) → Actions (19) → Popular automations → FAQ

What is GetBeamer?

GetBeamer is a user engagement and notification platform used to publish product updates, collect feedback, run NPS surveys, and manage feature requests. Integrating GetBeamer with Konnectify lets you automatically sync posts and feature requests, route customer feedback to your internal systems, and trigger follow-up actions whenever users react, comment, or submit NPS responses.

This connector supports webhook-driven triggers (near real-time) and a set of actions for posts, users, comments, feature requests, reactions, and NPS outreach.

New to GetBeamer?

Create a GetBeamer account to publish product updates, capture feedback, and manage feature requests.

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New to Konnectify?

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What you can automate

• Create and update GetBeamer posts from internal release notes

• Route new feedback submissions into support or product tools

• Create feature requests automatically from tickets or forms

• Monitor feature request votes and trigger internal alerts

• Sync GetBeamer users with your CRM/user database

• Track reactions and comments for reporting and follow-ups

API & Authentication

Authentication type: Credentials (API Key)

This GetBeamer connector uses API Key authentication. You’ll paste your GetBeamer API key into Konnectify, and Konnectify will use it to authenticate requests to the GetBeamer API over HTTPS.

Connection fields

API Key — Your GetBeamer API key.
Base URL — Typically https://api.getbeamer.com.

What the API is used for

Manage posts (create, find, update, delete)
Send NPS emails and process NPS responses via webhooks
Track reactions on posts
Create and manage feature requests, including vote counts
Create, find, update, and delete users
Retrieve and manage comments (including most recent comment)

Important: plan restrictions & rate limits

GetBeamer API access and webhook features may depend on your GetBeamer plan.
If you hit rate limits, Konnectify may retry requests automatically; consider adding delays/backoff for high-volume workflows.

API reference: GetBeamer API documentation (if your workspace uses a different docs URL, use your GetBeamer admin portal to locate the latest API docs).

How to connect GetBeamer to Konnectify

Prerequisites

A GetBeamer account with API access
Your GetBeamer API Key
Base URL (usually https://api.getbeamer.com)
Permission to create webhooks in GetBeamer (for triggers)

Add GetBeamer to a Workflow

In Konnectify, create a new Workflow (or open an existing one).
Click Add step and choose GetBeamer.

Authorize via API Key

Select (or create) a new GetBeamer connection.
Paste your API Key and confirm the Base URL.
Save the connection.

Configure the Trigger or Action

Choose a Trigger (webhook event) or an Action (API call).
Map fields from previous steps (e.g., user email, post ID, feature request ID).
Save your step configuration.

Heads up For webhook triggers, GetBeamer must be able to reach the Konnectify webhook URL. If you use IP allowlists or strict network rules, allow inbound webhook traffic accordingly.

Test the Workflow

Use Konnectify’s Test function to validate authentication and field mappings.
For triggers, perform the event in GetBeamer (e.g., create a post) and confirm Konnectify receives it.

Activate the Workflow

Turn the Workflow On.
Monitor initial runs and adjust mappings, filters, or error handling as needed.

Triggers 9

GetBeamer triggers are webhook-based, so workflows can run when events happen in GetBeamer (no polling delays).

Posts 3 triggers

New Post Created

Uses GetBeamer webhooks to trigger when a new post is created.

Post Edited

Uses GetBeamer webhooks to trigger when a post is edited.

Post Deleted

Uses GetBeamer webhooks to trigger when a post is deleted.

Feedback 1 trigger

Feedback Sent

Uses GetBeamer webhooks to trigger when feedback is sent.

NPS 1 trigger

NPS Response Sent

Uses GetBeamer webhooks to trigger when a user submits an NPS response.

Reactions 1 trigger

Reaction Sent

Uses GetBeamer webhooks to trigger when a reaction is sent.

Feature Requests 3 triggers

Feature Request Created

Uses GetBeamer webhooks to trigger when a new feature request is created.

Feature Request Vote Sent

Uses GetBeamer webhooks to trigger when a feature request is voted on.

Feature Request Comment Sent

Uses GetBeamer webhooks to trigger when a comment is added to a feature request.

Actions 19

Use GetBeamer actions to create and manage posts, users, feature requests, comments, and engagement metrics from within a Konnectify workflow.

Posts 4 actions

Create Post

Create a new post in GetBeamer

Find Post

Retrieves the details of a post using its unique ID.

Update Post

Updates the details of an existing post.

Delete Post

Deletes a post from GetBeamer.

NPS 1 action

Send NPS Email

Sends an NPS (Net Promoter Score) survey email to a specified user.

Reactions 1 action

Get Reaction Count

Fetches the total number of reactions for a specific post by its ID.

Feature Requests 6 actions

Create Feature Request

Creates a new feature request with user details, category, status, and visibility settings.

Find Feature Request

Fetches details of a feature request including title, content, status, votes, and user information.

Update Feature Request

Updates a feature request using Feature Request ID and user identifiers.

Delete Feature Request

Deletes a feature request by its unique ID.

Count Votes

Fetches the total number of votes for a specific feature request by its ID.

Users 4 actions

Create User

Creates a user in GetBeamer with profile and device details.

Find User

Fetches a user using Beamer ID, User ID, or User Email.

Update User

Updates user details using Beamer ID, User ID, or User Email.

Delete User

Deletes a user using Beamer ID, User ID, or User Email.

Comments 4 actions

Find Comment

Fetches a specific comment from a post or feature request using Comment ID.

Find All Comment

Find all comment in a post or feature request

Delete Comment

Deletes a specific comment from a post or feature request.

Most Recent Comment

Retrieves the latest comment from a post or feature request based on creation date.

Popular automations

Examples of common GetBeamer workflows you can build in Konnectify using the available triggers and actions.

Auto-update a post after edits

When a post is edited in GetBeamer, fetch the latest version and run follow-up steps (e.g., sync to your changelog or analytics).

Post Edited → Find Post

Track feature request voting momentum

When someone votes on a feature request, pull the current vote count and keep your internal roadmap signals updated.

Feature Request Vote Sent → Count Votes

Respond faster to feedback submissions

When new feedback arrives, look up (or create) the user record in GetBeamer for enrichment and consistent identity.

Feedback Sent → Find User → Update User

Follow up on NPS responses with outreach

When an NPS response is submitted, automatically schedule an NPS outreach email (or coordinate next steps in your customer success process).

NPS Response Sent → Send NPS Email

FAQ

How does authentication work for GetBeamer in Konnectify?

GetBeamer uses API Key authentication in this connector. Add your API Key and Base URL when creating a GetBeamer connection in Konnectify. Keep the API key secure and rotate it if you suspect exposure.

Which GetBeamer plans are supported?

Any plan that includes API access can use Konnectify actions. Webhook-based triggers require webhook support in your GetBeamer plan. If an endpoint returns a permissions error, confirm your plan and API key permissions in GetBeamer.

Are triggers polling-based or webhook-based?

All GetBeamer triggers in this connector are webhooks (per event). Once configured, GetBeamer sends event payloads to Konnectify in near real time.

How do I prevent duplicates?

This connector does not include a dedicated “Upsert” action. To avoid duplicates, use a Find action first (e.g., Find User, Find Post, Find Feature Request) and then branch: create only if nothing is found, otherwise update.

What happens if we hit GetBeamer rate limits?

If GetBeamer responds with rate-limit or transient errors, Konnectify may retry depending on your workflow settings. For high-volume use cases, consider batching upstream events, adding delays, and reducing unnecessary “Find” calls.

Can I connect multiple GetBeamer accounts?

Yes. Create a separate Konnectify connection for each GetBeamer workspace/API key. Then select the correct connection per workflow step.

How should I handle comments for posts vs feature requests?

GetBeamer comments can be associated with either posts or feature requests (depending on your setup). Use the relevant identifier in comment actions (e.g., Find Comment / Find All Comment / Most Recent Comment) and keep your workflow consistent about which object type you’re targeting. If you’re unsure, start by fetching the parent entity first (Find Post or Find Feature Request) and then query comments.

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