Webhook Triggered

The Webhook trigger receives JSON and other data in the body of an HTTP POST request message.

For the Webhook to receive a JSON-formatted request body, you must configure the message schema to match the expected data (see Output Keys, below).

The Webhook trigger has two output ports. The success port (✔) can send a message if the trigger initiates successfully. The failure port (x) can send a message if the trigger fails to initiate.

Parameters

Note: See also Working with Parameters in Automations Workflows.

  • Webhook URL: The URL of the webhook. This parameter is auto-generated when you save the workflow. Once generated, you can click the clipboard icon to copy.

Output Keys

See Also

Configuring the Webhook Schema

For the webhook to receive a JSON-formatted request body, you must configure the message schema to match the expected data, as follows:

  1. Under the Output Keys tab, click Import Webhook Keys from JSON.
  2. In the Import Webhook Keys from JSON dialog, enter a valid JSON schema, and click Parse.

    3. Note: The parser only parses top-level keys. To access the contents of nested arrays and objects from a workspace, use JSON manipulation transformers.

The imported keys appear under "Webhook Keys", prefixed with the webhook parent property.

Other Keys

Key Description
time Event time
source Event type
error.type (Failure port only) Error type
error.message (Failure port only) Error message
message (Success port only) Message content

Working with non-JSON Data

In addition to JSON-formatted data, webhook triggers can receive text, xml, and other data. The following table explains how non-JSON data is formatted to output keys.

Content-Type

Message Encoding
text/* Remains in text to the message key.
application/xml Formatted as text to the message key.

application/* or other

Base64 to the message key.