Web Hooks

For general information on webhooks, see Topic: Web Hooks

1. Webhook trigger event. The event you choose will determine what data is made available.
2. Add new rule. All rules must pass for the message to be sent.
3. Remove an existing rule
4. Select the field to use for rule comparison
5. Select the compare operation
6. Input the compare value
7. Enter a description for this webhook
8. Enter the URL for the remote host that will receive the message. The data will be sent in a HTTP POST request. Make sure that any firewalls between the systems have been opened to facilitate the communication.
9. Enter optional extra headers. Can for example be extra headers for authentication.
10. Enable a custom payload. If custom payload is not enabled, a default message will be used.
11. The content of the custom payload. Do not insert quotes around variables here, as the system will do so automatically according to the selected formatter.
12. Variable list. This will present a list of variables that are possible to include in the payload. Additional variables can be discovered by navigating certain properties by using the [>] arrow button.
13. Formatter
14. Enable flag. When disabled, the webhook will not collect data nor send existing queued data to an external system.
15. Save and close dialog
16. Abort changes