Campfire & webhooks

Updates that find the team, not the other way around.

Work changes in a project, and nobody notices until they happen to open the right to-do. Assistant posts updates into the Campfire chat your team already reads, and keeps to-do completions in sync per project.

🔥 Campfire: Product Team

Assistant

Status changed to In review on "Billing page QA pass"

Assistant

To-do completed: "Update onboarding email copy"

Two small pieces, zero ceremony.

No middleware account, no API keys to rotate. Both live in Assistant's settings inside Basecamp.

Campfire notifications

Link a Campfire chat and updates get posted there. The team sees changes in the room they already check, instead of finding out three days later inside a to-do.

Webhook manager

A per-project switch for to-do completion sync. Flip it on where completions should flow, off where they shouldn't. Each project decides for itself.

Pairs with Automations.

Automation rules react to what happens in Basecamp. Integrations make sure people hear about it. A field flips, a rule fires, the Campfire chat knows. That loop runs without anyone writing a status update.

Integration questions, answered.

What are Campfire notifications? +

You link a Campfire chat to Assistant, and updates get posted there. Changes stop hiding in items nobody had open and surface in the room where your team already talks.

What does the webhook manager do? +

It's a per-project toggle for to-do completion sync. Turn it on for the projects where completions should flow, leave it off where they shouldn't. No config files, no endpoints to paste.

Does Assistant work with Zapier or Make? +

Not directly. There's no inbound webhook external tools can call. If a tool writes to Basecamp itself, Assistant reacts to that Basecamp event, and your automation rules can take it from there. We'd rather be straight about this than let you plan around a connector that isn't there.

How does this relate to Automations? +

Same nervous system. Automations listen to Basecamp events and field changes, and integrations carry activity outward to Campfire and keep completions in sync. Rules decide, integrations deliver.

What does it cost? +

Integrations are part of the one plan: $29/month or $290/year for your whole Basecamp account, unlimited users. 7-day free trial, no credit card.

Let the chat do the announcing.

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