Hi Gavin! I'm trying to grab information from an application page to then send to my client in Go High Level. What information would I need to do this? If you can't tell, very elementary level here with webhooks. This is for a mortgage company, we need to capture the person's information after they submit an inquiry on their webpage at on outside app then bring the information into High Level. Hope you're able to help!
What's their website built with? And does the form the use / website they use offer the ability to use webhooks? Web page / form -> Zapier Webhook -> Go High Level
Do you mean you have a Google Sheet, the rows get updated, and you want to send the info to Zapier? If that's correct. You could just use the Google Sheets Zap for Updated Rows. Or you use a bit of Google App Script to send the data to the Zapier Webhook
HI Gavin - great vid. Do you have a video on how to handle the JSON responses? In my example, I need to query a db and pull an authentication key or access key and send to a new subscriber for software. So in this example, I can pull the response using GET, but how do I continue with processing the response? Much appreciated.
I *think* this might help you, but I'm not be fully understanding the situation. So if you use a webhook to make the HTTP request, and the data comes back as JSON, you typically can use that entire payload in the next step of your Zap. If you've made the request in a code block, then you "return" (that's an actual code command) the received data, you'll be able to use it in the next step.
Definitely possible. If I understand correctly: 1. Your trigger would need to be a webhook, this is how people send data to your Zap 2. Your next step would next be a webhook as well. Zapier is just confusing because if you use a webhook as an "Action", it allows you to make HTTP requests. So you could fetch the data you want from another API 3. You use use a webhook again as an action, this time to send the data back to the original requester. The tricky part is, is the requester always the same? And whether they include the URL in the payload (you may need to use the "Raw Webhook" which gives you more info) But remember, you'd need to know how the requester's API works, how they accept information.
Thanks for the question. To be honest, I've actually never created a custom Zapier integration to be added as an app. platform.zapier.com/partners/lifecycle-planning Does this help?
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Hi Gavin! I'm trying to grab information from an application page to then send to my client in Go High Level. What information would I need to do this? If you can't tell, very elementary level here with webhooks. This is for a mortgage company, we need to capture the person's information after they submit an inquiry on their webpage at on outside app then bring the information into High Level. Hope you're able to help!
What's their website built with? And does the form the use / website they use offer the ability to use webhooks?
Web page / form -> Zapier Webhook -> Go High Level
so how can i send the data updated in the google sheets, to the webhook query params?
Do you mean you have a Google Sheet, the rows get updated, and you want to send the info to Zapier?
If that's correct. You could just use the Google Sheets Zap for Updated Rows.
Or you use a bit of Google App Script to send the data to the Zapier Webhook
Hey, I tired this but zapier is saying "Unauthorized: authorization undefined (HTTP Status Code: 401)" How do I fix this?
Sounds like the API you're trying to use requires authentication of some sort.
Did you check the documentation and if it says API key anywhere?
HI Gavin - great vid. Do you have a video on how to handle the JSON responses? In my example, I need to query a db and pull an authentication key or access key and send to a new subscriber for software. So in this example, I can pull the response using GET, but how do I continue with processing the response? Much appreciated.
Just responded to your email :) Happy to help where I can!
I *think* this might help you, but I'm not be fully understanding the situation.
So if you use a webhook to make the HTTP request, and the data comes back as JSON, you typically can use that entire payload in the next step of your Zap.
If you've made the request in a code block, then you "return" (that's an actual code command) the received data, you'll be able to use it in the next step.
Hi, is there a way to make a request to zapier that then makes an api request and then sends data back from the api to the original requester? Thanks
Definitely possible. If I understand correctly:
1. Your trigger would need to be a webhook, this is how people send data to your Zap
2. Your next step would next be a webhook as well. Zapier is just confusing because if you use a webhook as an "Action", it allows you to make HTTP requests. So you could fetch the data you want from another API
3. You use use a webhook again as an action, this time to send the data back to the original requester. The tricky part is, is the requester always the same? And whether they include the URL in the payload (you may need to use the "Raw Webhook" which gives you more info)
But remember, you'd need to know how the requester's API works, how they accept information.
@@gavinwiener Great thanks Gavin , much appreciated.
sir how to publish my custom zappier
app plz help me
Thanks for the question. To be honest, I've actually never created a custom Zapier integration to be added as an app.
platform.zapier.com/partners/lifecycle-planning
Does this help?
THANK YOU I APPRECIATE A LOT 🥹 I hope it works if it doesn't I will come back to the comments
My pleasure. Any other questions you have? I'm a bit of a content creation roll at the moment 😎