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  1. Setup of Skills

Webhooks

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Last updated 1 month ago

Here’s a full breakdown of how to configure and set up the Webhook Skill in raiaAI’s Launch Pad. This skill allows your AI agent to integrate with third-party systems (e.g., Salesforce, Zapier, CRMs, internal APIs) by sending conversation data in real-time.

🌐 Webhook Skill Setup Guide

🔧 What the Webhook Skill Does

  • Sends data automatically from conversations to external URLs

  • Common use cases:

    • Send lead data to a CRM

    • Trigger workflows in n8n, Zapier or Make

    • Log conversations in support systems

You can configure it to send data either:

  • After every message reply (onMessageEnd)

  • After a thread is completed (onThreadEnd)

⚙️ Setup Steps

1. Enable the Skill

  • Navigate to the Agent → Skills tab

  • Click “Add Skill”, then choose Webhook

  • Set status to Active

2. Add a Webhook Endpoint

You can add multiple endpoints if needed.

  • Webhook URL (Required): Paste the destination URL (e.g., your API endpoint or Zapier hook)

  • Name the Webhook: Give it a descriptive name like “Send to Salesforce” or “Lead Logger”

  • Trigger Settings: Toggle options:

    • ✅ onMessageEnd: Send data after every reply

    • ✅ onThreadEnd: Send data after thread ends (typically after 6 minutes of inactivity)

3. Payload Configuration

By default, raia sends a rich JSON payload with:

  • Agent name

  • User details (name, email, phone, IP)

  • Message content

  • Thread ID and timestamp

  • Channel (chat, email, SMS, etc.)

  • Source tags and scoring (if enabled)

You may be able to customize the payload or filter fields via functions or integrations downstream (e.g., in Zapier or your backend).

4. Test Your Webhook

  • Trigger a real message or thread in Copilot or Live Chat

  • Confirm data is received and formatted correctly

5. Monitor Delivery

  • Webhook success/failure is tracked in thread metadata

  • Admins can view logs under “Messages” or “Threads” in Mission Control

  • Failed attempts can be retried or debugged manually

✅ Best Practices

Tip
Reason

Use onMessageEnd for real-time updates

Great for syncing CRMs or lead alerts

Use onThreadEnd for summary syncs

Ideal for structured data or delayed workflows

Sanitize PII on your backend

Secure handling of emails, phones, and user IDs

Keep webhook responses fast

Timeouts may block data delivery

Include test payloads in your dev docs

Helps downstream teams understand the format

Use a tool like or your actual integration endpoint

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