The Webhook Card is a tool used to integrate your third-party tools and other web services into your Flow. This is for more advanced users.

Webhook Card Overview

In the next section, you discover how to set up your Webhook Card.

Webhook Card specifics:

Card Title
It has two connectors 1 incoming and 1 outgoing
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To learn more about card specifics and their functions, click here.

Webhook Card Message

Once you’ve clicked on the little cogwheel (the settings icon in the lower-right corner on this card) it opens up a new window. This new window contains four tabs; Settings, Triggers, Clepher Snippet and Documentation.

Webhook Card Settings Explained

The Settings tab in the Carousel Card consists of 5 parts; Card title, the Request method, Request URL, Headers, and Body which are explained next.

1. Card Title

Enter a name for your message. It is recommended to enter something that’s easily identifiable in the ‘message naming’ field as you might need to edit and/or use this message in another area of Clepher.

2. Request Method

GET, PUT, POST, DELETE

3. Request URL

Enter the URL of the site you want to connect to.

4. Headers

Add your header as key-value pair

5. Body

Either add your Raw request, or as a Form.

6. Documentation

Webhook cards allow two-way communication between your bot and external services across the internet. It is possible to send any of your bot or subscribers' data to your desired service either from the URL, headers or form data by using the personalization pickers in their corresponding input fields. You can also pass data back from your desired external web service to your bot and use this data in any card that supports air variables. Moreover, actions can be performed against the current subscriber using actions passed back to your bot.
For full documentation of supported actions and responses, please see the Webhook Documentation.

Important Note

Any changes made inside the card are temporarily auto-saved whether you click on the save button, the close button, or simply click outside the card on your screen. To save your progress, it is important to always click the "Save" button (in the top right corner) on the Flow Composer to apply any changes made.

Triggers and Clepher Snippet

The Webhook Card has the Triggers and Clepher Snippet tab:

To learn more on what is inside the Triggers tab, click here.
To learn more on what is inside the Clepher Snippet tab, click here.

Clepher Documentation

Webhook Card