When using WPS Webhook Trigger on Windows, common questions usually involve the callback URL, authentication settings, and request formatting; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Can I customize the callback URL?
- No. The callback URL cannot be manually customized.
- The system generates the callback URL automatically.
- You can click the copy icon to get the full URL and provide it to the external system.
What request content can I configure?
- You can configure request parameters.
- You can configure request headers.
- You can configure the request body type and its content.
- JSON format is recommended so the external system can send requests in a predictable structure.
What do the authentication method and IP allowlist do?
- The authentication method controls how incoming requests are verified.
- The IP allowlist limits which public IP addresses can call the webhook.
- If the workflow is intended for fixed source systems, check that the authentication settings and allowlist match your expected callers.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Webhook | A way to receive external events through an HTTP callback so that an automation workflow can start when a request arrives. |
| Callback URL | A system-generated URL that external systems use to send webhook requests. |
| Authentication Method | A setting used to verify the identity or access method of incoming requests. |
| IP Allowlist | A list of public IP addresses that are allowed to access the webhook. |
| Request Body | The main content sent in the request, based on the selected body type. |