# Inbound Webhook

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### Step 1: Create a New Inbound Webhook

1. Navigate to the Inbound Webhook Section
2. Click “New Inbound Webhook”
3. Name the Webhook
4. Click “Create”

### Step 2: Activate and Configure the Webhook

1. Activate the Webhook
2. Click “Edit” to View the Webhook URL
3. Click **“Copy”** to copy the webhook URL to your clipboard.

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### Step 3: Preview and Map Payload

1. Send your request through the URL
2. Click on **"Preview Payload"** to view the incoming data.
3. Map fields (e.g., `message`, `username`, etc.) to variables.

### Step 5: Use in Automation

1. Once mapping is done, **Save** the webhook setup.
2. You can now **connect** this webhook to any automation flow.
3. Whenever data is sent to this webhook, the automation will be triggered

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### ✅ Example Use Case

* Send a username via webhook.
* Map it to a notification message.
* Automatically trigger a message when the webhook is called.
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