Webhooks are automatic messages containing data (in JSON format) that Tallyfy sends out to other systems when something specific happens in Tallyfy (like a task being completed or a process starting).
Any system that can receive standard web requests (HTTP POST) can receive Tallyfy webhooks.
Why use webhooks?
Get data instantly: Receive information the moment an event happens in Tallyfy.
Standard format: Webhooks always use the common JSON data format.
Works with anything: Connect to almost any other system capable of receiving web requests.
Trigger other actions: Start workflows or actions in other systems automatically based on Tallyfy events.
Common tools that receive webhooks
Webhooks are often sent to:
Middleware platforms (like Zapier, Make, Power Automate) which then pass the data to other apps.
Custom code or APIs you build.
Serverless functions (like AWS Lambda or Azure Functions).
RPA bots (Robotic Process Automation).
Integration middleware platforms (Zapier, Power Automate, Make.com)
Tallyfy’s webhook system enables automated data transmission to external systems when specific events occur by sending JSON packets to predefined URLs at both template and step-specific levels.
Webhooks in Tallyfy automatically transmit data to external systems when events like process launches or task completions occur enabling real-time integrations through middleware tools with secure validation features.
The system enables automatic custom email notifications through webhooks by connecting Tallyfy with middleware tools to trigger emails based on specific task completions or events within processes.
Tallyfy offers multiple integration options ranging from simple email connections to advanced API implementations enabling seamless data flow between business systems and automated workflows without manual intervention.