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# Zapier -> Linear
### How the connection HackenProof -> Zapier Webhook works
This guide explains how our [Zapier](https://zapier.com/) WebHook can help companies with notifications when they run a bounty program at HackenProof.
Please note! It's Zapier Webhook integration, not Zappier App
As you know, HackenProof uses a ticket-based system that has [different stages of reports](/bug-bounty/reports-basics.md) processing.
Once you connect your bug bounty program to your [Zapier account](https://zapier.com/), the Zapier will send notifications about the following:
* **New reports** (that include the Program name, Report title, Report severity, Report URL etc.)
### Step 1. Generate your ZapierHook URL
* Navigate to your Zapier dashboard
* Create a new Zap
Zapier
* Choose Trigger: Webhooks by Zapier
* Choose the Event type: **Catch Hook**
* Press the **Continue** button:
* Pick off a Child Key and press the **Continue** button. **You can name Child Key as you wish**.
* Copy the ZapierHook URL:
### Step 2. Add the copied ZapierHook URL to HackenProof:
* Navigate to your Program integration section and choose Zapier:
* Paste your copied ZapierHook URL and **press the Connect button.**
* Press the **Test WebHook** button to test the connection (it will send the latest report' data to Zapier)
* Back to your Zapier and press Test Trigger:
* As a result, you will see a data record. Press **Continue with the selected record.**
### Step 3. Connect your Linear App
* In this guide, we are going to use [Linear App](https://linear.app/). Before starting working with Linear, you need to connect your Linear account in the Zapier App: Navigate to your Zapier Account and make sure you have the necessary connected app
* Now navigate to your ZAP to continue creating it:
* Find and add Linear App.
* Chose the event type **Create Task (or other event)** and press the **Continue** button
* **Action**. Now specify, please, data about your Linear project (the data in the screenshot is just an example).
* In the Title and Description fields, you can add pre-description as shown on the screenshot:
* Report Title
* Program name:
* Report ID:
* Report URL:
* Report Severity:
* Report Status:
* Report Target Type
* Specify data in other required and optional fields, and press the **Continue** button.
* Now you can Test the Zap:
* If everything works for you, Publish the ZAP
* Check your Linear project:
* If you open any issue ticket you can see the requested data:
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