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Testing Your Webhook Integration
Testing Your Webhook Integration
Updated over 2 months ago

To test your Webhook integration, follow these steps:

  1. Enter the Webhook URL: Locate the input field designated for the Webhook URL. Enter the URL of your Webhook and click the "Save" button to save it.

  2. Send a Test Event: After saving the URL, click the "Send a Test Event To Your Webhook" button. This action will send a test payload to the provided URL, simulating the data that would be sent during actual use.

  3. Monitor Feedback: Observe the top right corner of your screen for feedback and error messages. These notifications will inform you whether the test event was successful or if there were any issues with the integration.

By following these steps, you can ensure that your Webhook integration with RB2B is functioning correctly.

Test Payload

The test payload sent will be formatted in the same manner as the example below:

{
"LinkedIn URL": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/retentionadam/",
"First Name": "RB2B",
"Last Name": "Test Payload",
"Title": "Webhook Test Payload from RB2B",
"Company Name": "RB2B",
"Business Email": "[email protected]",
"Website": "https://rb2b.com",
"Industry": "Internet Technology & Services",
"Employee Count": "1-10",
"Estimate Revenue": "$22M rev",
"City": "Austin",
"State": "Texas",
"Zipcode": "73301",
"Seen At": "2024-01-01T12:34:56:00.00+00.00",
"Referrer": "https://google.com",
"Captured URL": "https://rb2b.com/pricing",
"Tags": "Hot Pages, ICP",
}

Content Format

The data from RB2B will be transmitted in the following formats for each field:

LinkedIn URL: string* (URL)
First Name: string, null
Last Name: string, null
Title: string, null
Company Name: string, null
Business Email: string, null
Website: string (URL), null
Industry: string, null
Employee Count: integer, string, null
Estimate Revenue: string, null
City: string*
State: string*
Zipcode: string*
Seen At: datetime* (ISO 8601 format)
Referrer: string (URL), null
Captured URL: string* (URL)
Tags: string, null

* never null

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