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What it does

Webhooks let you send data from Bigdelta to any external service by making HTTP requests. They are available as an action type within moments — there is no separate integration to connect. Use webhooks to push data to tools like Zapier, n8n, Make, or your own custom APIs.

How to use webhooks

Webhooks are configured as action steps inside moments. No separate setup is required.
1

Open a moment

Navigate to the moment where you want to add a webhook.
2

Add a step

Click Add Step and select Send Webhook.
3

Configure the request

Set the HTTP method, URL, headers, and body for the webhook.

Configuration options

SettingDescription
MethodThe HTTP method: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, or PATCH
URLThe endpoint to send the request to. Supports personalization variables
HeadersKey-value pairs sent with the request (e.g., authorization tokens, content type)
BodyThe request payload in JSON format. Supports personalization variables

Personalization variables

Both the URL and body fields support personalization variables. These let you include dynamic account data in your webhook requests — such as account name, MRR, plan, or any custom property.

Example configuration

Here is an example webhook that sends account data to an external API when a customer churns:
SettingValue
MethodPOST
URLhttps://api.example.com/webhooks/churn
HeadersContent-Type: application/json, Authorization: Bearer your-api-key
Body{"account_name": "{{account.name}}", "mrr": "{{account.mrr}}", "event": "churned"}

Use cases

  • Send churn alerts to a custom dashboard or analytics tool
  • Trigger workflows in Zapier, n8n, or Make
  • Push account data to an internal CRM or data warehouse
  • Notify external systems when subscription changes occur
If the external service requires authentication, add an Authorization header with the appropriate token or API key.
Webhooks are fire-and-forget. Bigdelta sends the request but does not retry on failure. Make sure your receiving endpoint is reliable and returns a response quickly.