Automations feature

Send the sale to
your own code

Add a Send Webhook step to any sequence and Plandalf posts the order to your URL, with the payload and headers you choose.

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PSend WebhookStep 2 · after Checkout CompletedTested

Webhook URLhttps://api.fieldkit.app/hooks/plandalf

HTTP MethodPOST

HeadersAuthorization: Bearer ••••

Payload

{
  "event": "{{trigger.event_type}}",
  "invoice": "{{trigger.invoice_number}}",
  "email": "{{trigger.customer_email}}",
  "total": "{{trigger.total}}",
  "items": "{{trigger.line_items}}"
}

200 OK · 182 ms

How it works

An event in, a request out

A webhook is a step in a sequence, so it runs on any trigger a sequence can start on.

Trigger
An event fires
A checkout completes, an invoice is paid or refunded.
Send Webhook
Send Webhook
```
POST /hooks/plandalf
Authorization: Bearer ••••
{ "invoice": "RCP-000268" }
```
Plandalf calls your URL
Your method, your headers, a JSON body built from the order.
Your app
You do the rest
Grant access, write a record, kick off your own job.

Set it up

Out to your app, or in from it

Both directions are built in Automation. There is nothing to register first.

1
Start a sequence on the event
Create a sequence with a trigger such as Checkout Completed, Invoice Paid or Upsell Accepted.
2
Add a Send Webhook step
Set the URL, the method, the JSON payload with fields from the order, and any headers.
3
Test it and turn it on
Run the step against a sample order, check your endpoint, then switch the sequence to Active.
4
Going the other way
Use the Webhook Trigger to get a catch URL. Posting to it starts the sequence with your data.
Read the webhook docs →

PWebhook TriggerStarts this sequence when your system posts to it

Catch URLhttps://admin.plandalf.dev/hooks/catch/seq_8f2…/trg_31c…

curl -X POST "$CATCH_URL" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"email":"harriet@studio.co","plan":"pro"}'

Post once and pick the request as the sample, then map its fields into the next steps.

Details

Plain HTTP, built your way

No fixed schema to code against. You decide what is sent and how it is checked.

Your payload
Write the JSON and drop in order fields: email, items, totals, invoice number.
Any method, any headers
POST, PUT, PATCH, GET or DELETE, with the headers your endpoint expects.
Your own auth
Requests are not signed by Plandalf. Add a secret header and check it on your server.
On any trigger
Checkout, invoice, upsell and cart events, or chained after other steps.
Inbound catch URL
Start a sequence from your system or a form tool by posting JSON to it.
Runs on record
Each run of the sequence is listed, so you can see what was sent and when.