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Hello friends, I see you always receive help here. Once again, I’ve come back. Thank you very much for the other helps. I’ve tried for hours to solve this issue. I receive a webhook in this format. How can I make the next module receive all these variables in plain text format? Thank you very much.

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Step 1

You can do that by setting the Webhook “JSON Pass-through” to YES (it is “No” by default), when creating or editing a webhook.

Then, you will be able to map the entire JSON body payload in another module.

Step 2

Then, using a Parse JSON module, do something like this:

Wrap the value of the webhook with:

{"json":{{131.value}}}

Step 3

Then, use a set variable module with the built-in function toArray

{{toArray(132.json)}}

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.

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Example Input

Screenshot_2024-07-31_110700 (2)

Example Output

You can now reference the collection property names using the key:

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For more information on how to map variables within an array, see “Mapping with arrays” link below.

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Thank you very much!!! Everything has worked out great!!! Excellent, thank you very much

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No problem, glad I could help!

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