Setting Up Form Webhooks
When a form submission occurs, Threadly can trigger a webhook to a designated URL. This webhook contains the form data in JSON format sent via an HTTP POST request.
To successfully receive webhooks, ensure the following:
Server Accessibility: Your server should be publicly accessible over the internet.
Correct URL: Provide the correct and secure (HTTPS) endpoint URL to Threadly.
Firewall Configurations: Adjust any firewall settings to allow incoming requests from Threadly's IP addresses.
Authentication: Implement necessary authentication mechanisms to verify Threadly's requests.
Logging: Enable logging to track webhook delivery and troubleshoot any issues.
Threadly will not retry webhooks, and also does not retain logs for webhooks sent.
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