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VeryFire in Zapier: practical setup guide

You do not need to build a custom Zapier app. Use Webhooks by Zapier to call the VeryFire API and route contacts based on deliverability and quality signals.

1. Before you start

  • Create your VeryFire API token in the VeryFire app settings.
  • Decide where the email comes from in Zapier, for example a form, CRM, sheet, or ecommerce trigger.
  • Make sure the trigger returns one clear email field.

Goal: validate each incoming email before sending or syncing it further.

2. Add the VeryFire API call

  1. Add an action step and choose Webhooks by Zapier.
  2. Choose GET.
  3. Use URL: https://api.veryfire.io/api/emails/EMAIL_FROM_TRIGGER
  4. Add headers exactly as shown below.
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_VERYFIRE_API_TOKEN
Accept: application/vnd.api+json
Content-Type: application/vnd.api+json

Run the test call. You should receive a JSON response with fields like data.deliverable, data.autocorrect, and data.domain.

3. Route your workflow with filters

After the webhook step, add Zapier Filter and Path steps:

  • Continue main flow only when data.deliverable equals true.
  • Create a cleanup path for data.deliverable equals false.
  • Add an optional typo-review path when data.autocorrect.suggestion is present.
  • Optionally flag contacts when data.domain.disposable is true or data.role has a value.

4. Typical Zapier outcomes

Safe to send path

Add the contact to your marketing list or start your welcome sequence.

Risky address path

Tag as risky, skip send, and notify sales or support for manual review.

Typo suggestion path

Create a follow-up task or correction flow when a probable typo is detected.

Zapier launch checklist

  • VeryFire token added in webhook headers.
  • Webhook test returns a valid JSON response.
  • Filter for data.deliverable equals true is active.
  • Fallback handling exists for non-deliverable and typo cases.
  • Zap is published and tested with real sample contacts.