Webhook link filters

Create filters to validate and refine the incoming data. It will validate incoming request data, after the data passes all filters, the rule actions will be executed.

Rules allow for creating multiple filters, offering granular control over incoming data. However, using filters is optional.

Leaving filters empty will cause every request to trigger the actions. This means any data, regardless of its content, will be processed according to the defined actions.

You can add the filter by clicking on the Edit button next to the rule.

In the pop-up window, click on the tab Filters and click the + Filter button.

Each filter consists of the following parts:

Name	Description
Key	This is the specific field name of the incoming request that you want to filter on. You can use "dot notation" to target nested elements within objects.
Operator	Choose one from the given list. A detailed operator explanation can be found below on this page.
Value	The data you want to compare against the incoming request value using the chosen operator.

Key targeting

Key targeting with "dot notation" lets you access and filter nested elements within objects.

For example, you can define a key payment.status to target status value inside the payment object:

{
  "payment": {
    "status": "paid",
    "amount": 100,
  }
}

Filter conditions

Within a rule, all filters act as logical "AND" conditions. Only if every filter condition is satisfied will the rule's actions be executed.

For "OR" logic, consider creating multiple rules, each with its own filter criteria.

Filter operators

The table below provides a list of all available filter operators and their descriptions.

Name	Description
Contains	Matches if the incoming data field's value includes the specified text anywhere within it
Equals	Matches if the incoming data field's value is exactly the same as the specified value
Greater than	Matches if the incoming data field's value is higher than the specified value
Less than	Matches if the incoming data field's value is lower than the specified value
Is null	Matches if the incoming data field's value is `null`. You don't need to specify the value for this operator
Not null	Matches if the incoming data field's value is NOT `null`. You don't need to specify the value for this operator

Getting started

API reference

Templates

Webhook links

Key targeting

Filter conditions

Filter operators