Quick Start

Get Access

Before you can start using the Field Nation Webhook, it's necessary to request access.

To request access to the Sandbox and Production environment, navigate to Contact Support

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If you are already using legacy webhook(v2), you will automatically have access to the newer Field Nation Webhook. Take a look at Migration Guide.

If you want to use the webhook programmatically, refer to Webhook API for more details.

Environments

Field Nation provides a Sandbox and Production environment. For testing purpose you can use Sandbox.

Configuration

To configure your Webhooks, follow these steps within the Dashboard:

1. Navigate to Webhooks Dashboard.
2. Click on the Create New button.
3. Complete the displayed form with the necessary information.
4. Once finished, click the Create button to finalize your Webhook setup. Refer to Create Webhook for more details.

Testing Your Webhook

After setting up your Webhook in Field Nation, you'll want to verify that it triggers correctly. Here's how you can test it:

1. Ensure that your endpoint is ready to receive data and is logging incoming requests.
2. Trigger the event in Field Nation that your Webhook is set to listen for. This could be any event such as a task creation, update, or completion.
3. Check your endpoint logs to see if it received a payload from Field Nation.
4. If you see the data from the expected event in your logs, the Webhook is functioning correctly.
5. If you do not receive data, review the Webhook settings in your Field Nation Webhook-V3 Dashboard and check for any errors in your endpoint's setup.

Consider setting up a local development environment with tools like ngrok or localtunnel if you need to expose your local server to the internet for testing.

Remember to monitor for any status codes or error messages that could help in troubleshooting connectivity or data handling issues.