This template receives a POST on a Latenode webhook, reshapes the payload in JavaScript, and sends the transformed JSON to the HTTPS URL you choose.
Point any system that can HTTP POST at the webhook URL. Put the destination URL on the HTTP request step, with any auth header that step needs.
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The scenario starts when a POST hits your Latenode webhook URL.
JavaScript parses the body, keeps the fields you need, and builds the JSON the destination expects.
An HTTP request sends that JSON to the URL you set.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL. Paste it into the system that should send the payload.
Add a JavaScript node that reads the incoming body and returns the object your destination should receive.
Add an HTTP request step, paste the URL that should receive the POST, and send the transformed JSON. Put a bearer token or other header on that same step if the receiver requires it. Send a test POST and confirm the destination gets the new shape.
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