Webhook Node

The Webhook node is used to call external HTTP interfaces during workflow execution, enabling data exchange with third-party systems. For example, sending notifications, syncing data, or calling external services.

When to Use

• Sync new orders to an ERP system
• Notify WeChat Work/DingTalk/Feishu when task status changes
• Push data to a BI platform after scheduled triggers
• Call external AI services to process data

Configuration Methods

The Webhook node supports two configuration methods:

Method	Description
Existing Webhook	Use a configuration already saved in the system Webhook management
Inline Configuration	Configure Webhook parameters directly in the current node; only effective for the current workflow

Note

Inline Webhook configurations are only used in the current workflow and are not saved to the global Webhook configuration list. Suitable for one-time or temporary call scenarios.

Configuration

Basic Information

• Name: Webhook name for easy identification.
• Request URL: External interface address, supports variable references.
• Request Method: GET, POST, PUT.

Request Headers

Configure HTTP request headers, for example:

Header	Example Value
Content-Type	application/json
Authorization	Bearer
X-API-Key	your-api-key

Request Body Template

POST/PUT requests can configure a request body, supporting JSON and variable references:

{
  "order_no": "{{trigger.record.order_no}}",
  "customer": "{{trigger.record.customer_name}}",
  "amount": {{trigger.record.amount}},
  "timestamp": "{{NOW}}"
}

Retry Policy

Global Webhook configurations support setting retry policies:

• Max Retries: Maximum number of retries after request failure.
• Retry Interval: Time interval between each retry.

Variable References

The Webhook node supports referencing workflow context variables:

{{trigger.record.<field_id>}}
{{node_<node_id>.<field_id>}}
{{loop.current_data.<field_id>}}
{{record}}  // Record in current execution context

Execution Logs

After a Webhook call, the system records delivery logs:

• Request URL, method, request body
• Response status code, response body
• Request duration
• Failure reason and retry records

These can be viewed in the Webhook configuration management or node execution logs.

Notes

• Ensure the external interface is accessible and returns the correct response format.
• Do not transmit sensitive information in plain text in Webhook configurations; it is recommended to pass secrets through request headers.
• When calls time out or fail, the system automatically retries according to the retry policy.
• Inline Webhooks do not support global redelivery functionality.