- Clients — individual client profiles that requests are sent to
- Requests — customized information collection forms sent to clients
- Templates — reusable request structures for repeatable workflows
Connect the integration
Complete OAuth authorization
You will be redirected to Content Snare to authorize access. Log in to your Content Snare account and grant the requested permissions.
Tools & tool steps
The following pre-built tool steps are available once you connect Content Snare.Client management
Content Snare - Create Client
Content Snare - Create Client
Creates a new client profile in your Content Snare account. Use this when onboarding a new client — typically triggered by a new contact being added to your CRM or a form submission.Required inputs include the client’s name and email address. Optional fields allow you to set additional profile details.
Request management
Content Snare - Create Request
Content Snare - Create Request
Initiates an information collection request and sends it to a specific client. Use this to trigger a document or data gathering workflow — for example, sending a tax document request after a new engagement is created.You specify the client, the template to use, and any deadline or customization options.
Advanced
Content Snare API Call
Content Snare API Call
A generic tool step for making direct calls to the Content Snare API. Use this when you need to access an endpoint not covered by the dedicated tool steps — for example, listing existing requests, retrieving client details, or checking request status.Authentication is handled automatically via OAuth. You provide the HTTP method, endpoint path, and any request body or query parameters.
Use the integration’s API tool step (advanced)
The Content Snare API Call tool step gives you access to any endpoint in the Content Snare Partner API. This is useful when the dedicated tool steps don’t cover your specific workflow.Example: create a client
Example: create a request
OAuth handles authentication automatically — you do not need to include any authorization headers manually.
Example use cases
Digital agency client onboarding
Trigger a Content Snare request automatically when a new project is created. Collect brand assets, copy, logins, and briefing documents without chasing clients over email.
Accountant tax document collection
Send a tax document request to each client at the start of the filing season. Use templates to standardize what’s collected and track completion status across your client list.
Lawyer client intake
Automate intake workflows by sending a Content Snare request when a new matter is opened. Collect identification documents, signed forms, and background information before the first meeting.
Consultant discovery phase
Kick off engagements by sending a structured discovery questionnaire. Combine with a CRM integration so requests are sent automatically when a deal moves to a new stage.
CRM-triggered workflows
Combine Content Snare with CRM integrations such as Salesforce or HubSpot to create end-to-end onboarding automation. When a new contact is created or a deal reaches a certain stage, an agent can create the client in Content Snare and immediately send an information request — with no manual steps required.Frequently asked questions
What permissions are granted during OAuth authorization?
What permissions are granted during OAuth authorization?
Can I connect multiple Content Snare accounts?
Can I connect multiple Content Snare accounts?
Yes. You can add multiple Content Snare connections from the Integrations page — for example, if you manage separate Content Snare accounts for different business units. Each connection is authorized independently and can be selected when configuring tool steps.
How is authentication handled?
How is authentication handled?
Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 only. There is no option to configure manual API tokens for this integration. If you need to rotate or revoke access, disconnect and reconnect the integration from the Integrations page.
What happens if I exceed the rate limit?
What happens if I exceed the rate limit?
Content Snare returns a 429 status code when rate limits are exceeded (50 read or 20 write requests per 10 seconds). Your tool or agent should handle this response and retry after a short delay. Avoid designing workflows that send large batches of write requests simultaneously.
How do I troubleshoot connection issues?
How do I troubleshoot connection issues?
If the integration fails to connect or becomes disconnected, try removing the integration from the Integrations page and reconnecting. Make sure you are logging in to the correct Content Snare account during the OAuth flow. If the issue persists, contact Relevance AI support.

