How to Create a Webhook
A webhook sends a payload of event data to a URL endpoint that you provide.
You can send the webhook to automation platforms like Zapier or N8N to create powerful workflows or send it directly to an endpoint that you control.
Create Webhook
To create a webhook connection, first log in to Vamp and switch to the Team you would like to make a webhook for under Your teams in the left-hand navigation menu.
Next, select the Apps link in the left-hand navigation menu.
Apps can only be managed by Team Owners, Administrators, and Managers. If you do not have permission to create an App for your Team, Apps will not appear in the left-hand navigation menu.
Select New App in the upper, right-hand corner.
From the list of available apps, select Webhook to navigate to the Connect App screen.
Once you're on the Connect App screen, give the webhook a unique Name.
Next, add the Webhook URL endpoint where you would like the webhook sent. Vamp will send a POST request to this endpoint with a JSON payload.
Only include the domain and path in the Webhook URL (e.g., subdomain.example.com/path ). Do not include the leading https:// in the URL.
Select the events for which you would like the webhook to send data. You may select as many events as you like. The data object sent in the payload will vary with the event.
Vamp supports the following events:
| Event | Object | Description |
|---|---|---|
interview.completed |
interview | Respondent completed Interview |
guide.created |
guide | Team Member created Guide |
guide.updated |
guide | Team Member updated Guide |
guide.deleted |
guide | Team Member deleted Guide |
You may optionally filter the webhook to only send events for a specific Guide by selecting a Guide in the Guide Filter field. Search for a Guide by name and select one of the search results.
A webhook configured to send interview.completed events with a Guide Filter will only send Interviews conducted for the selected Guide.
You may create additional webhooks to send event data for other Guides.
Leave the Guide Filter field blank to send events for all Guides.
Finally, select the Create button to create your webhook.
Bearer Token
You will be redirected to the Edit Webhook screen when your webhook is successfully created.
You will see a read-only Bearer Token field, in addition to the information you provided.
Vamp will send this Bearer token in the Authorization header with every webhook request. You may check requests against this token to verify the webhook originated from Vamp.
Select the eye icon to reveal the token.
Keep the Bearer Token secure. If you believe your token has been compromised, please delete the webhook and create a new one.