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Pipedream trigger

Alexander Gao Updated by Alexander Gao

Pipedream Trigger with Trigger automation block

Prepare Landbot
  1. Firstly, we have to make a little flow for collect information, like name, email, age, etc.

The information that we collect, will be stored in variables, that we will send to Pipedream. As in the example below, we are storing the name input in the variable @name, that we will use later

  1. Then let's set a Trigger automation block.

Create Pipedream workflow
  1. After set a Trigger automation block, let's open Pipedream, and log in:

  1. Then click on the button of New+ at upper right corner:

  1. It shows this page:

  1. Then below Select a trigger we select HTTP/Webhook:
  1. After that, choose New Requests:
  1. It displays this page:
  1. Then click on the button Create Source:
  1. It displays this page:

  1. Copy the URL below:

Prepare Landbot request to Pipedream
  1. During the time it waits for the datas, let's open Landbot, then paste the URL to Trigger automation block:

  1. Now we are going to set the variables we want to send to Pipedream, scroll down and go to Set data (variables) to be sent section, where you can see we are setting values to the Landbot variables:
  1. And click on Test webhook trigger button:
  1. If you scroll down, you will see the response from Pipedream:

  1. As long as the status code is 200, means our request is successfully sent.

Inside of Pipedream check request data
  1. Now we turn back to Pipedream:

Now we have seen behind bodyRaw there is a code with the information we sent. Means Pipedream has received our variables.

Yes, the @name, @email, and @age are the same as we sent to Pipedream: This is how the trigger works, we send variables to Pipedream, they receive, and when we try to test it as we did in step 14, it will be shown.

So until here the trigger of Pipedream is done.

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