This integration lets you automatically send new Trustpilot reviews to your Harvestr inbox in real time using Trustpilot webhooks, Zapier and the Harvestr "Create Message" action.
You can also choose to only send reviews with specific star ratings. For example, send only 1 and 2-star reviews to Harvestr, so your team can act quickly on negative feedback.
How the integration works
Trustpilot sends a webhook each time a new review is created for your business.
Zapier receives this webhook via a "Webhooks by Zapier" trigger.
(Optional) A Zapier Filter step checks the review stars and only continues if the rating matches your criteria.
The Zap uses the Harvestr "Create Message" action to create a new feedback item in your Harvestr inbox with the review content and metadata.
Prerequisites
You need:
A Trustpilot Business account with access to webhooks
A Zapier account
A Harvestr Editor account
Access to your Harvestr workspace and inbox
Step 1 - Create your Zap and get a webhook URL
In Zapier, click Create Zap.
For the trigger app, search for Webhooks by Zapier.
For the event, choose Catch Hook.
Click Continue.
Zapier will display a Custom Webhook URL. Copy this URL. You will use it in Trustpilot as the destination for your webhook notifications.
Leave this Zap window open. You will come back to it after configuring the Trustpilot side.
Step 2 - Configure the webhook in Trustpilot
In Trustpilot, you need to configure a webhook that sends new review events to the Zapier webhook URL you just copied.
Log in to your Trustpilot Business account.
Go to the Webhook settings page (see Trustpilot help article "Manage your webhook notifications").
Create a new webhook subscription:
Choose the event type related to new reviews (for example, new service review or new product review, depending on how your Trustpilot account is set up).
In the destination URL field, paste the Zapier webhook URL from Step 1.
Save your webhook configuration.
Trustpilot will now send a test payload to the Zapier URL. You can use that in the next step to set up your Zap.
Step 3 - Test and inspect the webhook payload in Zapier
Back in Zapier, in your Webhooks by Zapier trigger step, click Test Trigger.
Zapier should show a recent request received from Trustpilot.
Open one of the test payloads and review the fields. You should see at least:
Review title
Review text or content
Star rating (often available as a numeric field such as
starsorrating)Review URL
Reviewer name and possibly email or ID
Created date
You will use these fields later to filter reviews and map them into Harvestr.
Step 4 - Optional: filter which reviews are sent to Harvestr
If you only want certain types of reviews to reach your Harvestr inbox, you can add a Filter step in Zapier. For example, you may choose to only send 1 and 2 star reviews so your team can quickly react to negative feedback, or only send 4 and 5 star reviews to highlight promoters. The filter allows you to define exactly which reviews should continue through the Zap and be created as feedback in Harvestr.
Click + under your trigger and add a new step.
Choose Filter by Zapier.
Set a condition using the rating field from the Trustpilot payload. For example:
Only allow to continue if
Field:
Rating(select the correct rating field from the dropdown)Condition:
Less than or equal toValue:
2
Examples:
To send only low ratings (1 and 2 stars):
Ratingβ€ 2To send only high ratings (4 and 5 stars):
Ratingβ₯ 4To send everything except 3 stars: two filters combined (or a little Formatter logic if needed)
Click Continue and test the filter with a sample review to confirm it behaves as expected.
Step 5 - Create a message in Harvestr for each review
Now you can map the Trustpilot review data into a new message in your Harvestr inbox using the Harvestr Zapier app.
Add an Action step after the Filter (or directly after the Webhook trigger if you do not filter).
Choose Harvestr as the app.
Select the Create Message action.
Connect your Harvestr account if this is your first time using the app.
Then configure the fields as follows (you can adjust to your own conventions):
Source:
Choose
NoteorForm(any standard source you use for external reviews).
Requester Name / Email / Company:
Map the reviewer information from the Trustpilot payload.
Requester Name:
TrustpilotRequester Email: your internal email or a generic address
Requester company: your own company name
Submitter Name / Email:
For Requester you can use a default internal contact, for example:
Submitter Name:
TrustpilotSubmitter Email: your internal email or a generic address
Content:
Add the review text
Title:
Example:
Trustpilot review - {{Rating}} starsOr:
Trustpilot: {{Review Title}}
Labels (optional):
You can add labels such as
trustpilot,review,csat, or specific labels for negative vs positive reviews (for exampleNPS_detractorif stars are 1 or 2).
Discoveries (optional):
Use only if you want to link Trustpilot reviews to specific discoveries
Message URL:
Map the Trustpilot review URL field. This creates a direct link back to the Trustpilot review.
Click Continue and send a test review from the trigger into Harvestr. Check that a new message appears in your Harvestr inbox with the expected content.
Step 6 - Turn on your Zap
Once everything looks good:
Turn your Zap On in Zapier.
Make sure your Trustpilot webhook subscription is enabled.
From now on:
Every time a customer leaves a new review on Trustpilot,
Trustpilot sends a webhook to Zapier,
The Zap optionally filters by star rating,
And Harvestr creates a new message in your inbox with the full context and a link back to the original review.
You can then triage these reviews in Harvestr, link them to Discoveries, prioritize them by impact, and close the loop with your customers.
Export Trustpilot reviews as CSV and import them as new feedback in Harvestr
As an alternative to automation, you can manually export your Trustpilot reviews as a CSV file and import them into Harvestr using our CSV importer available here. This allows you to quickly bring historical Trustpilot reviews into Harvestr or perform periodic batch imports without setting up a Zapier integration.
