Webhook Trigger

The Webhook trigger starts an orchestration when an HTTP request is received at a unique URL generated for that orchestration.

Use Cases

Receive data from third-party services (GitHub, Stripe, Typeform, etc.)
Build custom HTTP endpoints without infrastructure setup
Handle form submissions or API integrations

Node Reference

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
Allow Multiple HTTP Methods	Boolean	When enabled, the webhook accepts requests from more than one HTTP method
Respond	Select	When and how to respond to the caller (see below)

Respond Options

Option	Description
`Immediately`	Responds as soon as the request is received, before the orchestration finishes
`When Last Node Finishes`	Waits for the full orchestration to complete, then responds with the last node’s output
`Using Respond to Webhook Node`	Defers the response to an explicit Respond to Webhook node placed later in the orchestration

Options

Option	Description
Response Code	The HTTP status code to return (default: `200`)
Response Headers	Custom headers to include in the response
IP(s) Whitelist	Comma-separated list of allowed IP addresses or CIDR ranges. Leave empty to allow all.

Webhook URL

Each orchestration gets a unique webhook URL shown inside the node. Copy it using the Copy URL link.

The production URL is only active when the orchestration is Activated. A separate test URL is available while editing.

Output Data

The Webhook trigger outputs an object with the full HTTP request details:

{
  "headers": {
    "content-type": "application/json",
    "authorization": "Bearer ..."
  },
  "params": {},
  "query": {
    "source": "stripe"
  },
  "body": {
    "event": "payment.completed",
    "amount": 4999
  },
  "webhookUrl": "https://...",
  "executionMode": "production"
}

Reference fields in downstream nodes:

{{ webhook.body.event }}
{{ webhook.query.source }}
{{ webhook.headers.authorization }}

Respond to Webhook — Send a custom HTTP response back to the caller
Schedule Trigger — Trigger on a time-based schedule instead

Getting Started

Trigger Nodes

Action Nodes

Logic Nodes

AI Nodes

Operations

Webhook

Webhook Trigger

Use Cases

Node Reference

Parameters

Respond Options

Options

Webhook URL

Output Data

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Webhook Trigger

Use Cases

Node Reference

Parameters

Respond Options

Options

Webhook URL

Output Data

Related Nodes