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Userflow Updates

Announcing Webhooks

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Sebastian Seilund

January 28, 2020

With webhooks, external systems (such as your own back-end or other data providers) can subscribe to Userflow events, and be notified when they happen.

You could, for example, setup your own integration, which gets notified when a user's attributes changes in Userflow, and then synchronizes those changes to your CRM.

Very soon, we'll be offering Integromat and Zapier apps, which will make integrating Userflow to 100s of other services a breeze. These apps will allow for both watching Userflow users and events, as well as sending data into Userflow.

Webhook subscriptions are currently created via the Userflow REST API. A subscription is configured with a URL, which Userflow should POST to when there are new events, and a list of topics to subscribe to.

Read the Webhook subscriptions reference

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blog single image
Userflow Updates

Announcing Webhooks

blog author
Sebastian Seilund

January 28, 2020

With webhooks, external systems (such as your own back-end or other data providers) can subscribe to Userflow events, and be notified when they happen.

You could, for example, setup your own integration, which gets notified when a user's attributes changes in Userflow, and then synchronizes those changes to your CRM.

Very soon, we'll be offering Integromat and Zapier apps, which will make integrating Userflow to 100s of other services a breeze. These apps will allow for both watching Userflow users and events, as well as sending data into Userflow.

Webhook subscriptions are currently created via the Userflow REST API. A subscription is configured with a URL, which Userflow should POST to when there are new events, and a list of topics to subscribe to.

Read the Webhook subscriptions reference

2 min 33 sec. read

With webhooks, external systems (such as your own back-end or other data providers) can subscribe to Userflow events, and be notified when they happen.

You could, for example, setup your own integration, which gets notified when a user's attributes changes in Userflow, and then synchronizes those changes to your CRM.

Very soon, we'll be offering Integromat and Zapier apps, which will make integrating Userflow to 100s of other services a breeze. These apps will allow for both watching Userflow users and events, as well as sending data into Userflow.

Webhook subscriptions are currently created via the Userflow REST API. A subscription is configured with a URL, which Userflow should POST to when there are new events, and a list of topics to subscribe to.

Read the Webhook subscriptions reference

About the author

Co-Founder of Userflow

Sebastian Seilund is the co-founder and former CEO of Userflow, where he built one of the leading user onboarding platforms for SaaS companies. With experience as a software engineer at Google and having founded multiple successful software companies, including Denmark's first user-friendly accounting software, Sebastian brings deep technical expertise to discussions about product-led growth and user experience.

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