Send Webhook

POST selected form variables to an external URL via the Calcopolis backend — credentials stay off the browser.

webhook integrations automation form command

Send Webhook

Send selected form variables to an external system via HTTP POST through the Calcopolis backend.

In the builder: select a widget → On Click or On ChangeAdd actionSend webhook


Behavior

When the action runs, Calcopolis posts the chosen payload to your webhook URL from the server.

  • Server-side delivery — secrets and auth headers are not exposed in the browser.
  • Requires a Webhook integration configured for the project.
  • Selected variables are sent as top-level JSON fields (flat object, no nesting).
  • Works while the form owner has an active subscription.
  • Supports None, Header Auth, and Basic Auth on the integration.

Setup fields

Configure a Webhook integration for the project, then connect Send webhook on a widget. Settings are split between the integration (URL, auth) and the action (payload variables).

Field Description
Connection Pick the webhook integration — URL, HTTP method, and authentication live there.
Payload Select which form variables to include in the JSON body.

Action name

Internal label in the builder action list. Use distinct names when the same widget runs multiple actions.


FAQ

Webhook vs Send Webhook via JS?

Send Webhook Send Webhook via JS
Runs on Calcopolis server Visitor's browser
Secrets Hidden Visible in page source
CORS Not an issue Endpoint must allow browser calls
Best for CRM, protected APIs Zapier public hooks, low-risk automations

Example payload

{
  "email": "visitor@example.com",
  "total": "1250",
  "plan_type": "advanced"
}

Only variables you select are included.

Why did the webhook not fire?

Symptom Check
Action missing Create a Webhook integration first — requires_integration
Empty payload Select at least one variable in Payload
4xx from your server Verify URL, auth headers, and that your endpoint accepts JSON POST
Works locally only Publish form; confirm subscription is active

How do I test?

Use a request inspector (e.g. webhook.site) as the target URL during setup, submit the form in Preview, and confirm the JSON body.


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