Webhooks message body format
I'm trying to make Webhooks call into another system and have a question on how to construct the message body section. I'm using a JSON message format. The message body needs three parameters. I'...
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I am wondering if you figured this out? I have been trying to make a Webhook for 2 days using Pipelines. I get the same errors you do. I have gone through all the documentation, formatted the headers, have the access token, etc.. but still error regarding authorization. I am certain it has something to do with the format of the request that is being sent from Pipelines but I cannot figure out how to see what the final request being sent looks like -
any further discoveries you make would be extremely helpful - thank you
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Ryan Shook
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any further discoveries you make would be extremely helpful - thank you
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Ryan Shook
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- MarkShnier__You
Qrew Legend
I was not able to get the ....... ?a=SendSubscription&ID=1 type format to work as a webhook. I doubt it will work as its not a valid API and probably is failing on Authorization. I will have an opportunity to ask some one at Quick Base next week, just in case someone has an idea.
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Mark Shnier (YQC)
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------------------------------ - If you want to know what the final request looks like then point your webhook at something like Postman, Postbin, or RequestBin. I just used RequestBin recently and it worked fine as an endpoint for me.
- Still having problems getting the Authorization to work using Webhooks. I'm using Postman to make sure I have the requests set up right and then entering the same configuration in Webhooks. I have been successful with a GET ORDERS request (at least I'm not seeing an error displayed in the Webhooks error history).
My end goal is to use the RollMasters API endpoints to retrieve RollMaster Order data and create or update records in Quick Base. I'm hoping that PipeLines can help me accomplish that, but this is my first venture into using Pipelines. The last data integration from RollMaster into Quick Base was accomplished by a programmer using JavaScript and Amazon Web Services that used a stateful cloud function to push the RM data to QB on an hourly basis using RM and QB APIs to keep QB synchronized with RM. It was an expensive project and costly to maintain and enhance, but I am surprised at what AWS offers for free or low cost when the transaction volumes are low.
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Jim Lieder
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