Webhook

Outcode fundamentally supports Webhooks to help you utilize data.

• Endpoint URL : This is the Webhook URL address. To enable execution, set the webhook status to ON and save the workflow.

Notes: The HTTP Method used for Webhook calls is POST, and you must include data in JSON format in the Request Body when making the call.

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Request Example - Node.js

// Webhook URL 
const webhook_url = https://core.outcode.biz/outcode/webhook?key=123456;

// Data Payload
const payload = {
  "name": "Roy",
  "org": "Outcode"
};

// Request to Outcode Webhook 
fetch(webhook_url, {
  method: 'POST',
  headers: {
    'Content-Type': 'application/json'
  },
  body: JSON.stringify(payload)
})
.then(result => {
  console.log('Success : ', result);
})
.catch(error => {
  console.error('Error : ', error); 
});

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Response Error Codes

• 200: Successfully called the webhook.

• 400: Bad request.

• 401: Failed to authenticate the API key.

• 423: The free service has ended.

• 500: The server encountered an issue and was unable to process the request.

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Reference method

When referencing data received via a webhook in a task, it is done as follows:

The default reference value for a webhook is trigger.body. The data sent through the webhook exists as a child of this object.

For example, if the data sent via webhook is:

{ "name": "Roy" }

Then the reference value should be specified as trigger.body.name.

If an error occurs during task execution, please check the keys or values of the object.