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 updates an existing webhook in the Falconyte Email system. It allows users to modify the webhook's URL, subscribed event types, and its enabled/disabled status. This is useful for managing webhook configurations dynamically, such as changing the endpoint URL that receives webhook notifications or adjusting which email-related events trigger the webhook.
Use Case Examples
- Updating the URL of a webhook to a new endpoint to receive email event notifications.
- Changing the subscribed events of a webhook to only receive notifications for email sent and email opened events.
- Enabling or disabling a webhook without deleting it, to temporarily stop or resume receiving webhook notifications.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Webhook ID | Unique identifier of the webhook to update. |
| Update Fields | Fields to update on the webhook, including URL, events to subscribe to, and enabled status. |
Output
JSON
json- The response from the Falconyte API after updating the webhook, containing the updated webhook details.
Dependencies
- Falconyte API key credential for authentication
Troubleshooting
- Error if no fields are selected to update: The node requires at least one field (URL, events, or enabled status) to be specified for update.
- API errors if the webhook ID is invalid or the API key is incorrect or missing.
- Ensure the URL is a valid endpoint that can receive webhook POST requests.
- Check that the events array contains valid event types supported by Falconyte.