HI, I am trying to create a scenario where the webhook receives a payload (output is attached). In the next steps I want to take the value of the email from the webhook and update a google sheet with that value. But I am not able to extract the email value. I tried setting variables, text aggregators, parse JSON.. but for all the modules the email, session id, the fields that are outside the file array are not passing values and are blanks. Request you to please help.
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You cannot individually run a single module if you don’t have example values of the “Data”, which you must input into the prompt when you manually run a single module.
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For more information, see these duplicate questions previously asked and answered by other community members:
- Not able to use webhook data
- Make not recognizing value of a variable
- Missing Values While Processing Google Forms Data - #2 by Henk-Operative
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Hello, Thanks a lot for your response and help. The issue is resolved and i have the value now. I created a new scenario with a new webhook and sent a post request from POSTMAN with the payload. That created the data structure, next Tool - text aggregator → Tools - Set variables and this time the email is captured.
No problem, glad I could help you with “Extract values from webhook”
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