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This walks you through connecting LendingTree to Leaf360, screen by screen, so your LendingTree leads start arriving in your pipeline. LendingTree isn’t on the Core Integrations shelf like Arive is. It comes in through a webhook, which lives further down the same Integrations page.

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Connecting LendingTree

1

Open Account Settings

Click your profile at the bottom left of your screen, then Account Settings.
Profile menu open over the sidebar. Account Settings is the first item, boxed in red, above Notifications, Current Workspace, Organization Role and Log out.

The profile menu at the bottom left, with Account Settings at the top

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Go to Integrations

In the settings list, scroll down to Data & Integrations and select Integrations.
Settings sidebar scrolled to the Data & Integrations group. Integrations sits between Tags and Import History; the group heading and Integrations are both boxed in red.

Data & Integrations in the settings sidebar, with Integrations selected

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Scroll to Webhooks and select LendingTree Leads

Scroll to the bottom of the Integrations page until you reach the Webhooks section, then select LendingTree Leads.That’s the card boxed in red below, and it’s the one for the long form. The card beside it, LendingTree Leads (Short Form), is the short form version, which covers purchase, refinance and home equity with price, income and lead grade.
Webhooks section with four cards. LendingTree Leads, boxed in red, is Active with a Manage button. LendingTree Leads (Short Form) is Inactive with an Activate button. FreeRate Update Leads is Active, and Custom Webhook accepts any source.

The Webhooks section, with the long form LendingTree Leads card boxed in red

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Select Manage, or Activate

On the card, select Manage, or + Activate if that’s what yours says. Which one you see depends on whether the card is already active on your account.
5

Add a new webhook

Select + New Endpoint at the top right.
Custom Webhook Endpoints list. The New Endpoint button at the top right is boxed in red, above rows of existing webhooks that each show a record type, a status and a request count.

The Custom Webhook Endpoints screen, with New Endpoint boxed in red

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Fill out the webhook and create it

Edit the Endpoint Name to whatever you want to call this webhook.Change the Integration Template to LendingTree (Long Form).Change the Authentication Method to API Key (Authorization Header), then select Create Endpoint.
Create Webhook Endpoint form. Endpoint Name, Entity Type set to Leads, Integration Template, optional source and campaign fallbacks, and Duplicate Handling set to Upsert. Authentication Method, set to API Key (Authorization Header), and the Create Endpoint button are boxed in red.

The Create Webhook Endpoint form, with Authentication Method and Create Endpoint boxed in red

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Copy your webhook URL and API key

Leaf360 gives you a Webhook URL and an API Key. Copy the API key now, because it isn’t shown again.
Confirmation screen after creating the webhook. The Webhook URL field is blurred, with a copy button beside it. The API Key field carries a note to copy it now, since it isn't shown again. Three next steps follow, then a Done button.

The finished webhook, with its URL blurred out

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Send the webhook URL and API key to LendingTree

Send the Webhook URL and the API Key to your LendingTree contact. LendingTree uses them on their side to post your leads to that URL, with the API key in the Authorization header.Once they have it set up, LendingTree leads start arriving in your pipeline.

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Long form or short form

There are two LendingTree cards in the Webhooks section. LendingTree Leads is the full form. It receives mortgage leads directly into your pipeline. LendingTree Leads (Short Form) covers purchase, refinance and home equity, with price, income and lead grade. This walkthrough uses the long form card.
Last modified on September 14, 2026