How to Connect Webhooks with PostgreSQL

The integration will allow you to get data from Webhooks and transfer them to PostgreSQL to add rows. This allows you to efficiently automate workflows and save a lot of time by not having to manually add each row to the table.

Navigation:
1. What will integration Webhooks with PostgreSQL do?
2. How to connect Webhooks account?
3. How to connect PostgreSQL account?
4. How to setup data transfer from Webhooks to PostgreSQL?
5. An example of the data that will be sent to your PostgreSQL.
6. Auto-update.

To start setup click "Create Connection".

Select a system as the Data Source. In this case, you must specify Webhooks.

Next, you need to specify the system to which the data from the Webhooks will be transmitted. In this case, you must specify PostgreSQL.

The next step is to select the Webhooks account from which SaveMyLeads will get the data.

If there is no account connected to the system, click "Connect account".  

If desired, you can change its name or simply click "Continue".  

When the connected account is displayed in the "active accounts" list, select it.

Attention! If your account is in the "inactive accounts" list, check your access to this account!

Next, you need to copy the "URL for receiving data", click "Continue" and go to your account, which supports data transfer via Webhooks.

For the example work in this help, we will copy this link and go to the Kajabi account, setup an publication for transferring data via Webhooks.

You can do the same on any other system that supports Webhooks.

Go to the "Sales" - "Offers" tab, then select the publication from which you want to Data Destination.

Click on three dots and select "Webhooks".

In the "Purchase Webhook URL" field, paste the link you copied earlier from the SaveMyLeads system. After that, click "Send Test" to create a test event in the Kajabi system.

If you don't see the "Send test" button, click "Save" and go to the "Webhooks" section again.   

The next step is to select a PostgreSQL account to which data will be sent.

If there are no accounts connected to the system, click "Connect account".  

Before you start set up, you need:

Fill the fields with the relevant data where:

- Host - your PostgreSQL domain name specified without additional https:/, /, etc.

- Login - login to PostgreSQL system.

- Password - password in PostgreSQL system.

- Database - the name of the database to which our system will refer.

- Port - port to which we will connect.

You cannot use root, toor, admin, administrator system names to improve security.

When the connected account is displayed in the "active accounts" list, select it.

Attention! If your account is in the "inactive accounts" list, check your access to this account!

Select the table where the data will be transferred.

Now you need to assign variables from the Data Source system to the columns of the table you need.

In this section, the fields will be assigned according to the template. You can completely change it or leave it as is. To add a variable, click on the column field and select the desired variable from the drop-down list. Please note that you can use not only Data Source variables, but also manually entered data.  

Click "Continue" when you're done with assigning fields.

Now you see the test data to send to PostgreSQL.

Click "Send test data to PostgreSQL" and go to your PostgreSQL to check the result.

In order for data from Webhooks to be transferred multi-venously to PostgreSQL, click "Finish setup".

On the main screen, click on the gear icon to select the name of the connection and select a group for it, if necessary.

When the slider is in the position shown in the picture - auto-update works. If you want to disable communication, click this slider.

This completes the integration setup between Webhooks with PostgreSQL! See how easy it is!?

Now you don't have to worry, SaveMyLeads will do everything on its own!