Wavelength webhooks

What it does

A webhook lets Wavelength send a flow to Make, n8n, Pipedream, or your own server. The payload is plain JSON, so you can store it, transform it, or start a workflow from it.

The payload has an event name, a timestamp, and the flow: id, title, summary, open questions, link, step count, nodes, edges, and Mermaid code.

What you can do

• Send a flow to a Make custom webhook, an n8n Webhook node, or a Pipedream trigger.
• Send flows to your own https endpoint.
• Save up to 20 destinations and send a test event from Settings.

How to connect

1. Make a webhook in your tool and copy its https URL.
2. In Wavelength, open Settings, then Channels and webhooks, then Add. Pick Webhook and paste the URL.
3. Wavelength sends a test event. Then use Export, then Send to, on any flow.

Access and privacy

Wavelength accepts https URLs on public hosts only. It stores each URL encrypted, sends only the flows you choose, and does not follow redirects. Sends are limited to 60 per hour per account.

Common questions

Does Wavelength support webhooks?

Yes. Wavelength sends a flow as JSON to any public https webhook URL you add in Settings.

What is in the webhook payload?

An event name, a timestamp, and the flow: id, title, summary, open questions, link, step count, nodes, edges, and Mermaid code.

Can I use Wavelength with n8n or Make?

Yes. Point Wavelength at an n8n Webhook node or a Make custom webhook. You can also export a flow as an n8n workflow or a Make blueprint.

Which plans include webhooks?

Every plan, including Free.

Other integrations

• Zapier
• Slack
• Microsoft Teams
• Google Drive

See all Wavelength integrations