Webhook basics?

[ScottAMains]

Hi folks. I’m looking at integrating IN with Activepieces to set up a webhook on a new project being created.
At the moment, in the webhook I am getting

{
  "body": {
    "id": "gl9avmeG1v",
    "name": "Sample Project",
    "color": "",
    "number": "0001-240208-0010",
    "user_id": "VolejRejNm",
    "due_date": "",
    "client_id": "Opnel5aKBz",
    "documents": [],
    "task_rate": 0,
    "created_at": 1707427592,
    "is_deleted": false,
    "updated_at": 1707427592,
    "archived_at": 0,
    "public_notes": "",
    "custom_value1": "",
    "custom_value2": "",
    "custom_value3": "",
    "custom_value4": "",
    "private_notes": "",
    "budgeted_hours": 0,
    "assigned_user_id": ""
  },

with client name being hashed. How would I be able to modify the webhook to include the actual client name and something like private notes? Ultimate goal is to create a flow where it gets the relevant information and send some of it to a new google doc for briefing with other data being sent over to a local LLM for processing.

Thanks

[hillel]

Hi,

I’m not sure if the webhook response can be changed but you can use the REST API to load the client details once you have the id.

[ScottAMains]

Hey, awesome stuff. Thanks. I’m not a programmer at heart, but I’m getting my head around things.

Looking at the REST API, I can see /api/v1/projects which will pull a list of all projects. Is there a specific command that can get just the latest/newest added project that I can get the necessary variables from?

[hillel]

Maybe you could reverse sort by date and limit the page results to 1.

Note: you can use the browser console in the web app to view sample API requests.

[ScottAMains]

Thank @hillel.

I did a slightly different thing where the webhook pushed out the hashed ID, but from that I used an API call to get information based of the hashed infromation.

[hillel]

Glad to hear it’s working, thanks for the update!