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Trikon Voice is a REST API. Any tool that can send an HTTPS request with a Bearer token can start an outbound call, create a lead, or receive a webhook when a call finishes. This section walks through four common ways to do that.

Cursor AI

Generate a working client, env setup, and webhook handler from the API docs inside Cursor.

Google AI Studio

Use Gemini function calling in AI Studio so a model can trigger a Trikon Voice call.

n8n

Workflow nodes for HTTP requests and incoming webhooks — no custom server required.

Zapier

Catch a form or CRM event in Zapier, then place a call or create a lead in Trikon Voice.

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What every integration needs

The same four values appear in every guide. Copy them once from the app. Pass the key as:
Treat the API key like a password. Store it in Cursor secrets, AI Studio secrets, n8n credentials, or Zapier authentication — never in a public prompt, a shared Zap step that logs the header, or client-side code.

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The two endpoints you will use most

  • Start a call — POST /api/outbound-call. Full reference: Make a call.
  • Hear back when it finishes — configure a webhook URL in Settings → Developer API. Full reference: Webhooks.
Zapier and n8n can also create a lead with POST /api/developer/leads and then call that lead with POST /api/developer/leads/{leadId}/call.

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Base URL

Your Trikon contact confirms the host if your workspace uses a different address.

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What to build next

For full application recipes — a CRM with pipeline columns and a Like column, and an AI appointment booking system — see Examples.