URL

The URL trigger gives the workflow a unique endpoint that accepts common HTTP methods and arbitrary text or binary request bodies. Use it when you need more control than the JSON-only Webhook trigger provides.

Set up the endpoint

Select the URL trigger

Copy the endpoint shown in the trigger configuration.

Send a request

Call the URL with GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE. Add query parameters and headers as needed.

Return a response

End the workflow with an HTTP response action such as Respond Text, Respond JSON, Respond File, or Redirect.

Trigger outputs

Output	Type	Description
Path	String	The path that was called.
Method	Enum	`GET`, `POST`, `PUT`, `PATCH`, or `DELETE`.
Headers	Object	Request headers with lowercase names. Cookie and forwarded-address headers are omitted.
Query	Object of strings	Query parameters.
Body	String	Text request content, or a base64 string for binary content.

Requests are limited to 10 MB.

If no response action runs, the caller receives a generic workflow-status response rather than a custom body.

WebhookStart a workflow from a POST request containing JSON.

Overview

Core

HTTP

Google Workspace

Microsoft

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