Hello Marcio, thank you for your question. Here's an example workflow that can be triggered by a webhook. Notice that it has a single input variable, a string of type JSON. The first activity in a workflow triggered by a webhook should be to evaluate the body data received and then extract the variables from the JSON. Please note that for this example, I am not validating the body data received, I am just extracting the variables.
Once you have your workflow created, you create the webhook under the Automation -> Rules -> Webhooks. You only need to provide a name and description. Workflows will then generate the Webhook API Key and the Webhook URL for you. Then under Automation -> Rules -> Automation Rules, you create a new rule of type Webhook Rule. Select your webhook, then any conditions you would like to apply, and finally select your workflow and then map the Webhook Body to your workflow input variable.
You can use a curl command like this to test:
curl -X POST "<Workflows_Webhook_URL>" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"key1": "This is a string",
"key2": "5",
"key3": "true"
}'
To import this example, you will need to change the file extension from .txt to .json
