📌 What is a Webhook?
Sometimes people call webhooks reverse APIs, but perhaps more accurately a webhook lets you skip a step. With most APIs there’s a request followed by a response. No request is required for a webhook, it just sends the data when it’s available.
To use a webhook, you register a URL with the company providing the service. That URL is a place within your application that will accept the data and do something with it. In some cases, you can tell the provider the situations when you’d like to receive data. Whenever there’s something new, the webhook will send it to your URL.
DataScope Webhook notifications are sent in an HTTP POST request, and their contents (containing the response data) are in JSON format.
[{
"form_name": "[Form Name] (String)",
"code": "[Code Form ID] (String)",
"latitude": "[latitude] (Float)",
"longitude": "[longitude] (Float)",
"[question_name][question_id]": {
"name": "[Question name] (String)",
"label": "[Section Name] (String)",
"row" "[Nº repeatable field] (Integer) Default: null",
"value": "[Value of the answer] (String)",
"type": "[Type of question]*",
"id": "[Internal ID of the question] (Integer)"
}
}]
📌 Configuration
To configure the webhook you need to go to the Integrations section and then Webhooks and click on "New Webhook".
There you can select the form and the URL endpoint to send the data on every form submission.
TIP: It will only start sending information for the new forms done after the integration.
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