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Webhooks let you receive data from external applications — such as n8n, Zapier, Make.com, or your own backend — directly into a Databar table. Each incoming HTTP request creates a new row, making webhooks ideal for real-time data pipelines. Example: Push the email address of every newly registered user from your website into a Databar table, then automatically enrich each row with company data, job titles, and social profiles.
Webhook setup panel with a unique URL ready to copy

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Instant setup

Clicking Webhooks from the workspace home instantly creates a new table with a webhook pre-configured and the setup panel already open. Your unique webhook URL is ready to copy — no extra steps required. You can also add a webhook to an existing table by clicking Import Data in the table toolbar and selecting Webhooks.

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Setting up a webhook

1

Create or open a webhook

Click Import Data in the table toolbar and select Webhooks, or use the instant-setup option from the workspace home.
2

Name your webhook

Give the webhook a descriptive name so you can identify it later (e.g., “New signups from marketing site”).
3

Copy the webhook URL

Your unique URL is displayed in the setup panel. Copy it — you will configure your external service to POST data to this URL.
Webhook URL displayed in the setup panel
4

Choose how to handle responses

Select one of two modes:
The full webhook payload is written into a single JSON column. You can unpack specific fields later using the JSON Expander.
5

Configure your external service

In your external tool (n8n, Zapier, Make.com, or your own code), set the destination URL to the webhook URL you copied. Make sure the request method is POST and the content type is application/json.
6

Verify incoming data

Send a test request and confirm that a new row appears in your table with the expected data.

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How webhooks work

  • Each POST request to your webhook URL creates one new row in the linked table.
  • The webhook accepts JSON payloads. Non-JSON requests are rejected.
  • Webhook URLs are unique per table and persist until you delete the webhook.
  • The number of webhooks you can create depends on your plan.
Webhooks are receive-only endpoints. To send data from Databar to external services, use Exporters.

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Common integrations

ServiceHow to connect
n8nAdd an HTTP Request node with your webhook URL as the destination.
ZapierUse the “Webhooks by Zapier” action and paste your webhook URL.
Make.comAdd an HTTP module pointing to your webhook URL.
Custom backendSend a POST request with a JSON body to your webhook URL from any language or framework.

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Next steps

Import data

Explore all methods for getting data into Databar.

JSON Expander

Unpack raw JSON webhook payloads into individual columns.

Tables overview

Learn how tables work and how webhooks fit in.

Enrichments

Automatically enrich rows as they arrive via webhook.