Use Webhooks Inside the Table View
This article explains how to configure and trigger webhooks directly from a table in TexAu, without going through the Settings menu.
What table-level webhooks do
The table view gives you quick access to your outgoing and incoming webhooks for that specific table. You can configure a webhook once and trigger it every time an enrichment run completes.
Open the webhook panel
- Open the table.
- Click the Webhooks icon in the top toolbar. It resembles two connected arrows.
The webhook panel opens on the right side of the screen.
Set up an outgoing webhook from the table
- Click the Outgoing tab.
- Click Add outgoing webhook.
- Paste the destination URL in the URL field.
- Select when to send data:
- Row completed - sends one request for each row as soon as it finishes enrichment.
- Batch completed - sends all completed rows in one request after the full run finishes.
- Under Payload, select which columns to include in each outgoing payload.
- Click Save.
Add authentication headers
- Click Headers in the outgoing webhook section.
- Click Add header.
- Enter the header name (e.g.,
Authorization) and value (e.g.,Bearer yourtoken). - Click Save.
Set up an incoming webhook from the table
- Click the Incoming tab.
- Click Generate URL.
- Copy the URL that appears.
Use this URL in a Zapier Zap, Make scenario, or your own app to push rows into this table.
- Map the incoming payload fields to columns in the table. See the article Trigger TexAu from External Tools with Incoming Webhooks for detailed steps.
Trigger a webhook manually
You can send a webhook for a specific row without waiting for a full enrichment run.
- Right-click the row you want to send.
- Select Send to webhook.
- Select the outgoing webhook to use.
- Click Send.
The row data is posted immediately to the webhook URL.
View recent webhook activity
- Open the webhook panel from the table toolbar.
- Click Activity at the top of the panel.
You see a list of recent deliveries with:
- Delivery time
- HTTP status code
- Payload size
- Destination URL
Click any entry to see the full payload sent and the response received.
Troubleshooting
The Webhooks icon is not visible in the toolbar. Your plan does not include webhook access, or the table template does not have webhooks enabled. Check your plan under Settings > Billing.
The webhook was sent but nothing arrived at the destination. Click the delivery in Activity and check the response code. A 5xx response means the destination server had a problem. A 4xx response means the URL or authentication is incorrect.
Each row is sending a duplicate webhook. Check whether both a table-level webhook and a global outgoing webhook are configured for the same event. Remove one.
The incoming webhook is not adding rows. Confirm that the payload uses the correct JSON structure. Check the field mapping and ensure at least one field maps to a column. Requests that have no matching mappings are ignored.
I cannot find the outgoing webhook I configured. Table-level webhooks appear only in the table where they were created. Go back to the correct table and open the Webhooks panel.