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The Webhook trigger exposes a unique endpoint for services that send JSON webhooks. It accepts only POST requests and parses the request body as JSON.

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Set up a webhook

1

Copy the endpoint URL

Open the trigger and copy its unique URL.
2

Register it with the sending service

Use the URL as the service’s webhook or callback destination.
3

Use the event data

Select properties from Data, then finish the workflow with Respond Text, Respond JSON, Respond Status, or Redirect if the sender expects a response.

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Trigger outputs

JSON requests are limited to 100 MB. Other methods return 405 Method Not Allowed.
Use the URL trigger instead when the sender uses another method, sends plain text or binary data, or requires access to the request method.