Actions28
- Email Actions
- Submit Campaign Event
- Send Email
- Upsert Contact
- Bulk Upsert Contacts
- List Campaigns
- Stop Campaign
- Create Template
- Submit Event
- List Templates
- Delete Template
- List Mail Accounts
- Get Event Decisions
- Unsubscribe Contact
- List Unsubscribes
- List Webhooks
- Create Webhook
- Delete Webhook
- Update Webhook
- Get Webhook
- Disable Webhook
- List Webhook Deliveries
- Create Campaign
- Start Campaign
- Get Template
- Get Event
- Bulk Unsubscribe Contacts
- Enable Webhook
- Simulate Webhook Event
Overview
This node operation creates a webhook in the Falconyte Email system. It allows users to specify a public URL to receive webhook event notifications related to email activities, such as email sent, bounced, opened, clicked, and contact-related events. This is useful for integrating Falconyte email event notifications into other systems or workflows automatically.
Use Case Examples
- Automatically trigger workflows when an email is opened or clicked by a recipient.
- Receive notifications on a public URL when a contact unsubscribes from emails.
- Monitor email delivery status by subscribing to events like email queued, sent, or bounced.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Webhook URL | The public URL that will receive Falconyte webhook event deliveries. |
| Events | The types of email-related events to subscribe to for webhook notifications, such as email sent, bounced, opened, clicked, contact saved, unsubscribed, lead created, and sale created. |
| Additional Fields | Optional fields to customize the webhook, including country code, custom boolean, date, decimal, integer, and string fields, first and last name, phone, tags, enabled status, and description. |
Output
JSON
id- Unique identifier of the created webhook.url- The webhook URL that was registered.events- List of event types the webhook is subscribed to.is_enabled- Boolean indicating if the webhook is enabled.description- Optional description of the webhook.created_at- Timestamp when the webhook was created.
Dependencies
- Falconyte Email API
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the Webhook URL is publicly accessible and can receive POST requests from Falconyte.
- Verify that at least one event type is selected; otherwise, the webhook creation will fail.
- Check API credentials and base URL configuration to avoid authentication errors.
- If the webhook creation fails, review the error message for missing or invalid fields, such as URL format or event types.