This tutorial explains how to send multiple variables to a webhook address using Maileon

1. Introduction

You will learn to configure JSON attributes and save the webhook setup for marketing automation.
Introduction

2. Click Send Webhook Button

Click the Send webhook button to start configuring your webhook settings.
Click Send Webhook Button

3. Select Webhook URL Field

Click the field to specify the webhook URL where data will be sent.
Select Webhook URL Field

4. Enter Webhook URL

Enter your webhook URL to define the destination for the data transmission.
Enter Webhook URL

5. Add JSON Attribute

Click Add JSON attribute to include a new data variable in the webhook payload.
Add JSON Attribute

6. Select JSON Attribute Textbox

Click the textbox to specify the key name for the JSON attribute.
Select JSON Attribute Textbox

7. Enter JSON Attribute Key

Enter the key name for the JSON attribute, such as externalid.
Enter JSON Attribute Key

8. Select Next JSON Attribute Textbox

Click the next textbox to add another JSON attribute key.
Select Next JSON Attribute Textbox

9. Choose External ID Attribute

Click External ID to map this JSON attribute to the corresponding data field.
Choose External ID Attribute

10. Add Another JSON Attribute

Click Add JSON attribute to add more variables to the webhook data.
Add Another JSON Attribute

11. Select JSON Attribute Textbox

Click the textbox to enter the key name for the new JSON attribute.
Select JSON Attribute Textbox

12. Enter variable name (example: firstname)

Enter the key name firstname to include the user's first name in the webhook.
Enter variable name (example: firstname)

13. Select a contact field

Click the textbox to map the JSON attribute to the data field.
Select a contact field

14. Choose First Name Attribute

Click First name to link this JSON attribute to the user's first name data.
Choose First Name Attribute

15. Add Additional JSON Attribute

Click Add JSON attribute to continue adding variables to the webhook payload.
Add Additional JSON Attribute

16. Choose SSOID Attribute

Click SSOID to link this JSON attribute to the single sign-on identifier.
Choose SSOID Attribute

17. Apply Webhook Configuration

Click Apply to confirm and apply all JSON attribute settings to the webhook.
Apply Webhook Configuration

18. Save Webhook Setup

Click Save to finalise and store your webhook configuration for marketing automation.
Save Webhook Setup
You have successfully configured multiple JSON attributes and sent them to a webhook address in Maileon. This setup enables automated data transmission for your marketing campaigns.