The steps to achieve this, a basic sketch, goes like this:
Send Data to the Webhook: When creating the company in HubSpot, make sure to send all necessary data to the webhook endpoint.
Receive JSON Response: Capture the JSON response returned by the webhook endpoint.
Extract Customer ID: Parse the JSON response to extract the Customer ID.
Update HubSpot Property: Use the HubSpot API to update the custom contact property with the extracted Customer ID.
Hi @KKulkarni4! Welcome to the Community-- happy to have you here ![]()
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Kennedy
I am planning to use this for own instance, basically I want to know How to parse the JSON response from Webhook in workflow and pass the parsed value to Set property event.
I’d like to invite some of our developer experts to this thread!
Hey @skimura, @noahmckeon, @alyssamwilie, @miljkovicmisa do y’all have any tips for @KKulkarni4?
Thanks!
Hi.
How about trying the following?
I hope this helps.
1. add [Send a webhook]
set [webhook URL].
[Test action] > [Test]
2. get API [response parameter].
after [Test] click, If API call succeeded, [response] appears.
3. choose response parameter.
this case, I selected [userId].
*don’t forget save.
4. Edit [Set Property value].
choose [Action outputs].
5. Set property value to [userId].
this case, [userId] is selectable.
*If necessary, consider API response error cases.
example, set property value when API succeeded only.
Thanks.
Thanks for mention.





