Zapier Webhook Action
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This action can be used to post to a Zapier Webhook any payload. The action will store the call result as well as the call id in a user conversation variable.
The action uses the following settings:
Setting | Description | |
Mode | Select GET or POST, depending on your Zapier hook configuration | ⛔ |
Hook URL | The URL of the Hook that Zapier has created for you when building your Zap. | ✅ |
Payload | The JSON payload that Zapier is expecting for the specified hook | ✅ |
To successfully test your Zapier hook the first time, just add this action to the chatbot startup and execute it inside the preview window. The hook will be called by the action and your Zap test will be successful.
On Hook Called. This action will trigger any child operation as soon as the Zapier hook is invoked.
This action produces the following variables:
Variable | Description |
last_api_message | The message returned by the hook call. Empty the hook call is successful. |
zapier_status | The status returned by Zapier for the hook call |
zapier_request_id | The unique id of the request, as returned by Zapier |
Channel specific availability follows the table below:
Channel | Availability |
Fully Available. | |
Fully Available. | |
Telegram | Fully Available. |
Web | Fully Available. |
Alexa | Fully Available. |
Google Assistant | Fully Available. |
Slack | Fully Available. |
API | Fully Available. |
This action can be used only inside interactions and not as child of other actions. This action requires a Premium Account to be used on a live chatbot.
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