This guide will walk you through the steps to create, activate, and test an inbound webhook, as well as how to map incoming data to variables that can be used across your automation workflows
Inbound Webhook
Step 1: Create a New Inbound Webhook
- Navigate to the Inbound Webhook Section
- Click “New Inbound Webhook”
- Name the Webhook
- Click “Create”
Step 2: Activate and Configure the Webhook
- Activate the Webhook
- Click “Edit” to View the Webhook URL
- Click “Copy” to copy the webhook URL to your clipboard.
This URL accepts POST requests only.
Step 3: Preview and Map Payload
- Send your request through the URL
- Click on “Preview Payload” to view the incoming data.
- Map fields (e.g.,
message,username, etc.) to variables.
Step 5: Use in Automation
- Once mapping is done, Save the webhook setup.
- You can now connect this webhook to any automation flow.
- Whenever data is sent to this webhook, the automation will be triggered
âś… Example Use Case
- Send a username via webhook.
- Map it to a notification message.
- Automatically trigger a message when the webhook is called.