Webhook Integration

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Webhooks let you send or receive data from any third-party service without writing code or running servers. FluentCRM comes with both incoming and outgoing webhooks.

Incoming webhook #

Incoming webhooks let you collect contacts automatically from an external platform or server. To create an incoming webhook, go to Settings, select WebHook Settings from the left sidebar, and click on Create Webhook.

A pop up will appear and you will need to provide the required details. Give the Hook a name at first, Choose lists and tags (optional) for the user who will subscribe through the webhook, and finally give a subscription status to the user. Mostly you want to give the Subscribed status.

Additional Data #

In your webhook source send a post request to the generated URL. Send the data as key pair formdata or JSON object. You can specify the tags, lists, and status in the webhook source and that will overwrite the defined value in the feed

TitleData KeyData Type
Tagstagsarray ex: [1,2,3]
Listslistsarray ex: [5,6,7]
Subscription Statusstatusstring ex: subscribed | pending | unsubscribed

Example POST request in postman #

Here is the example post request via postman

Outgoing Webhook #

Outgoing webhooks let you send your subscriber data within the automation to external servers and platforms. To send data to external servers and platforms, go to Automations, create or open an automation funnel, and click the plus(+) button to see available actions. Then select Outgoing Webhooks from the available Actions.

Next, select your Data Send Method, you can choose both Get and Post methods. Provide your Webhook URL and Select Request Format(you can do both JSON and Form).

Choose what data you want to send(you can send Full Subscriber Data or Custom Data) and select whether you want to Request Header or not.

If you have a lot of tasks running, you may want to enable the option to Send Webhook Data as Background Process as well. Click Save Settings once you’re done!

What are your Feelings

8 Comments

  1. Please can you tell how to connect FluentCRM to Convert Pro (or other form plugins)?
    The idea is to send data received in forms, to a list in FluentCRM. Trought a webhook, zapier…?
    Can you explain step by step?

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  2. I made a form with elementor and there is an acceptance field in witch the person marks if he or she wants to subscribe for the funnel. if the person marks i want to put him or her on the funnel. if the person doesn’t mark, he or she will be subscribed only in the newsletter list.
    i don’t know how to set up the condition. can you help?
    ps: I’m from Brazil. Sorry for my mistakes… my English is not so good.

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  4. If we want to do a GET request, can we use one of the incoming webhooks and it’s hash or would we have use a different hash or Headers?

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  5. If I use a booking plugin like Amelia to set an appointment how can I check to see if a prospect is already subscribed before subscribing them to a list or attaching tags.

    Is there a way to check the current status for a particular email address before adding them to FluentCRM.

    By the way…it would be amazing if you guys had a powerful addon for Amelia, Bookly etc.

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    1. Hey Mark, Sorry those features aren’t available yet. And thanks for the suggestions, we might have integration with Booking plugins.

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  6. Ah, I think I just figured it out.
    The FluentForms is a meal cooking on the stove. The goal is to take the meal to Grandma who is 1 mile away at FluentCRM.
    When I take the meal off the stove and put it in a to-go box I’m using an AUTOMATION
    And the WEBHOOK (from the automation to the FluentCRM) is my car.

    BAM! It all finally works for me after endless tries of data not importing properly. LOL

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