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Automate work across your stack

Put Firecrawl at the center of your automated work

Search the web, scrape pages and parse documents with Firecrawl. Start from webhooks and log new API jobs in Google Sheets workflows.

  • ✓Visual Workflow builder
  • ✓Schema-aware field mapping
  • ✓Retries and failure recovery
  • ✓Run audit and observability
  • ✓Reusable connected accounts
  • ✓Triggers, Actions, filters, and Paths

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Webhook logoWebhook2 templates · Workflow triggerGoogle Sheets logoGoogle Sheets1 template · Spreadsheets
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Firecrawl + Webhook

Webhook · Firecrawl

Search the web with Firecrawl

Connect Firecrawl and send query in the webhook JSON. Returns up to three web results. Firecrawl search credits and rate limits apply.

  1. 1. Webhook · Web request
  2. 2. Firecrawl · Search the web with Firecrawl
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Webhook · Firecrawl

Scrape a web page with Firecrawl

Connect Firecrawl and send url in the webhook JSON. Returns Markdown and page metadata. Each request can consume Firecrawl credits.

  1. 1. Webhook · Web request
  2. 2. Firecrawl · Scrape a web page with Firecrawl
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Firecrawl + Google Sheets

Firecrawl · Google Sheets

Log Firecrawl API activity in Google Sheets

Connect Firecrawl and Google Sheets, choose a spreadsheet and worksheet. New jobs append ID, endpoint, target and creation time. The first poll establishes a baseline; this records job creation, not completion.

  1. 1. Firecrawl · New API activity
  2. 2. Google Sheets · Log new Firecrawl job
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01

Connect Firecrawl

In Firecrawl, open your team settings and copy an API key. Choose Firecrawl in FastHook, enter a connection name and paste the key. FastHook verifies API access and stores the credentials encrypted.

02

Map your Workflow data

Connect your accounts and map the required fields from earlier steps. Test with data you control before activation.

03

Before you activate

Requests consume Firecrawl credits and obey your team’s plan, role, key restrictions and rate limits. No paid plan is activated by connecting. New API activity reports job creation, not completion. The first poll establishes a baseline. Firecrawl exposes 24 hours of activity; use an endpoint filter for high-volume teams. Polling is bounded to 10,000 jobs per scan. Native job callbacks can be supplied in the official request body to a Webhook endpoint. Verify X-Firecrawl-Signature before trusting callback data. Managed instant Firecrawl triggers are not included. List Actions return one page. Map the returned cursor or use skip/limit to retrieve further results. Parse supports one File up to 25 MiB in FastHook. Provider format and output-size limits still apply. This connection uses an API key, not OAuth. Disconnect removes the saved FastHook connection; revoke the key in Firecrawl to end provider access. The separate Platforms account-provisioning API is not included. Advanced monitors, agent models and Enterprise threat protection require the corresponding Firecrawl features. An available Action is not a guarantee that your account can execute it.

Build your Workflow

What you can automate with Firecrawl

  • Scrape a page into Markdown, structured JSON and other supported formats
  • Search the web, map sites, crawl URLs and inspect asynchronous job results
  • Parse a document using the shared File type and multipart upload
  • Create and manage monitors, agent runs and interactive browser sessions
  • Start workflows when polling observes a new API job; read credit usage and queue status

FAQ

Firecrawl automation questions

Connection guide →
How do I connect Firecrawl?

In Firecrawl, open your team settings and copy an API key. Choose Firecrawl in FastHook, enter a connection name and paste the key. FastHook verifies API access and stores the credentials encrypted.

What can I automate with Firecrawl?

Scrape a page into Markdown, structured JSON and other supported formats. Search the web, map sites, crawl URLs and inspect asynchronous job results. Parse a document using the shared File type and multipart upload. Create and manage monitors, agent runs and interactive browser sessions. Start workflows when polling observes a new API job; read credit usage and queue status

What should I check before activating?

Requests consume Firecrawl credits and obey your team’s plan, role, key restrictions and rate limits. No paid plan is activated by connecting. New API activity reports job creation, not completion. The first poll establishes a baseline. Firecrawl exposes 24 hours of activity; use an endpoint filter for high-volume teams. Polling is bounded to 10,000 jobs per scan. Native job callbacks can be supplied in the official request body to a Webhook endpoint. Verify X-Firecrawl-Signature before trusting callback data. Managed instant Firecrawl triggers are not included. List Actions return one page. Map the returned cursor or use skip/limit to retrieve further results. Parse supports one File up to 25 MiB in FastHook. Provider format and output-size limits still apply. This connection uses an API key, not OAuth. Disconnect removes the saved FastHook connection; revoke the key in Firecrawl to end provider access. The separate Platforms account-provisioning API is not included. Advanced monitors, agent models and Enterprise threat protection require the corresponding Firecrawl features. An available Action is not a guarantee that your account can execute it.

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Put Firecrawl at the center of your automated work

Choose a ready-made Firecrawl Workflow, connect your accounts, and test it before activation.

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