This template gives senders a Latenode webhook URL. When a payload arrives, JavaScript can reshape it, then an HTTP request POSTs it to the local or private URL you set.
Put that destination URL on the HTTP request step, with any auth header the endpoint needs. Use it to reach a server on your network without standing up a separate reverse proxy.
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A webhook starts the scenario when an external service posts a payload to the Latenode URL.
JavaScript keeps the fields your private endpoint expects and drops anything you do not want to forward.
An HTTP request sends that JSON to the local or private URL you set. Put any auth header on that same step.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. Point the sending system at that URL so Latenode receives each payload.
Add an HTTP request step. Paste the local or private HTTPS URL that should receive the POST. Put a bearer token or other header on that same step if the endpoint requires it.
In JavaScript, return the JSON body the destination expects. POST a test payload to the Latenode webhook and confirm it arrives at your private endpoint. If the source only offers a poll URL, run on a schedule, HTTP GET new payloads, and POST each one to that same private URL.
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