Use this guide when a no-code or low-code workflow needs Xquik data without a custom backend. Pick one handoff lane, normalize IDs early, and keep webhook signing material out of shared workflow history.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.xquik.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Pick the Handoff Lane
Instant Monitor Events
Use
POST /api/v1/monitors or POST /api/v1/monitors/keywords, then
POST /api/v1/webhooks, when the workflow needs fresh account or keyword
events.Bulk Export Jobs
Use
POST /api/v1/extractions, poll GET /api/v1/extractions, then
export CSV, JSON, or XLSX when the workflow needs many rows.Direct Read Pages
Use
GET /api/v1/x/tweets/search or follower pages when the workflow owns
the cursor loop and can store next_cursor.Replay and Repair
Use
GET /api/v1/events and GET /api/v1/webhooks/{id}/deliveries after
receiver downtime, failed steps, or queue backpressure.Instant Monitor Trigger
Create or choose the monitor first, then point a webhook at the no-code receiver URL. Test the webhook before routing alerts to Slack, Sheets, CRM, or queues.deliveryId as the per-endpoint retry key and streamEventId when one
monitor event should process once across receiver changes.
Bulk Export Trigger
Use extraction jobs when the workflow needs a file, a batch, or a repeatable job receipt instead of one live event.job.id, job.toolType, job.status, hasMore, and nextCursor
before sending rows to Sheets, CRM, or warehouse modules.
Direct Read Loop
Use direct reads when the workflow needs a small page now and can keep cursor state in the platform’s store.has_next_page and next_cursor. For follower pages,
store has_next_page and next_cursor, then pass next_cursor back as
cursor only when more pages are required.
Shared Row Shape
Map every no-code receiver into one stable storage row before branching to alerts, CRM, spreadsheets, or AI review.Platform Notes
Zapier
Use REST Hooks for instant monitor events and polling triggers for
completed extractions or delivery failures.
Make
Use a custom app with instant webhooks, data stores, iterators, and a
universal API call module for endpoints not yet modeled.
Pipedream
Use HTTP sources or component sources for monitor events, then export stable
fields to later steps.
n8n
Use HTTP Request nodes, webhook triggers, and workflow state for replay,
cursor, and dedupe checkpoints.
Cost and Retry Notes
Active account and keyword monitors check every 1 second and cost 21 credits
per active monitor-hour. Event storage and webhook delivery are included.
Direct tweet search and follower pages are metered by returned rows. Store
cursors so retries do not restart from page 1.
Extraction jobs return
202 with id, toolType, and status. Poll job
detail or list completed jobs before exporting rows.Next Steps
Brand Monitoring
Build account and keyword monitor workflows with signed webhooks and replay.
Extraction Workflow
Create extraction jobs, fetch paginated results, and export files.
Webhook Testing
Verify signed test deliveries before accepting production events.
Response Formats
Choose CSV, JSON, XLSX, PDF, or paginated JSON for downstream tools.