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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 a step type within workflows — there is no separate integration to connect. Use webhooks to push data to tools like Zapier, n8n, Make, or your own custom APIs.

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How to use webhooks

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

Open a workflow

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

Add a step

Add a Send Webhook step.
3

Configure the request

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

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Configuration options

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Personalization variables

Both the URL and body fields support personalization variables. These let you include dynamic record data in your webhook requests — such as the user’s email, name, or any property you track.

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Example configuration

Here is an example webhook that notifies an external API when a visitor signs up:

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Use cases

  • Trigger workflows in Zapier, n8n, or Make when visitors take key actions
  • Push user data to an internal CRM or data warehouse
  • Notify your backend when a visitor completes a funnel
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.