​​How to Integrate ConvertBox with Webhooks?

Integrating ConvertBox with webhooks automates data transfer, saving time and ensuring seamless connectivity with your preferred apps. In this guide we’ll explain how to integrate ConvertBox with Webhooks seamlessly. ConvertBox-Webhooks integration streamlines workflows, enables personalized experiences, and provides real-time insights for optimized marketing. Plus, it ensures scalability without disruptions, fostering sustained business growth.

How to Integrate ConvertBox with Webhook?

Now, let’s walk through the steps to integrate your ConvertBox with webhooks:

Edit ConvertBox Form

Begin by editing your ConvertBox and selecting the form element you wish to integrate with webhooks. Then, navigate to the Form settings by clicking on the corresponding button in the left sidebar.

Add Integration

In the Integrations tab, click on “Add integration” under the default integrations section.

Select Webhooks

Choose “Webhooks” from the list of integration options. Paste your webhook URL into the designated field. You can also test your setup by clicking on the “Send test” button to ensure that data is being transmitted correctly. Once the test is successful, click on “Add integration”.

Save Changes

Your new webhook action will now be listed in your form actions. Click “Save” to close the Form actions modal, and remember to save the changes to your ConvertBox in the editor.

Why to Integrate Convertbox with Webhooks?

Integrating ConvertBox with webhooks allows you to seamlessly transfer data from your ConvertBox forms to your preferred applications or custom setups. However, it’s important to note that setting up webhooks requires a certain level of expertise. If you or your developer are familiar with custom webhooks, then you’re in the right place. You can check our detailed guide on how to integrate ConvertBox with 20+ tools to know more about the integrations.

Let’s dive into the process of setting up webhooks within ConvertBox and understand how data is structured for transmission.

Webhook Data Structure

When you set up a webhook, ConvertBox sends notifications via HTTP POST requests. The data is formatted in JSON format. Here’s an example of what the data structure looks like.

{
“first_name”: “John”,
“last_name”: “Smith”,
“email”: “test-webhook@convertbox.com”,
“phone”: “0123456789”,
“website”: “mysite.com”,
“$referer”: “http://mysite.com/signupurl”,
“campaign_name”: “My campaign name”,
“convertbox_name”: “My ConvertBox name”,
“convertbox_id”: 1234
}

Let’s break down what each field represents:

• first_name: First name of the contact.
• last_name: Last name of the contact (if provided).
• email: Email address of the visitor.
• phone: Phone number of the contact.
• website: URL of the visitor’s website.
• $referer: URL of the page where the contact subscribed.
• campaign_name: Name of the submitted campaign.
• convertbox_name: Name of the ConvertBox submitted.
• convertbox_id: Unique ID number of the ConvertBox.

Working with Custom Fields

If you’ve customized fields on your ConvertBox form, their data will also be transmitted through the webhook using the custom ID you’ve assigned to each field.

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