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Every published WhatsApp Flow can have its own list of webhook URLs attached directly to it. Whenever a customer submits that flow, ChatSyncs sends the submitted form data as an HTTP POST to every webhook URL on the list — no extra configuration inside the flow itself. Example: A customer fills out a Customer Registration flow with their name, phone number, and service interest, then taps Submit. ChatSyncs immediately POSTs that data to every webhook URL attached to the flow — instantly, with no manual export.
This is separate from the Select HTTP API field inside the flow’s own configuration (see WhatsApp Flows). That field sends data through one saved HTTP API. This webhook list lets you attach any number of raw URLs straight to the flow, without setting up an HTTP API first.

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How to set it up

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Open the WhatsApp Flows list

Go to Chatbot Manager → Data Collection → WhatsApp Flows. You’ll see every flow with its name, category, status, and a row of action icons.
ChatSyncs WhatsApp Flows list with the webhook (anchor) action icon highlighted on a flow row, tooltip reading Add webhook
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Click the webhook icon

On the flow you want to connect, click the anchor-shaped Add webhook icon in its Actions column. This opens the WhatsApp Flow Webhook panel for that flow.
WhatsApp Flow Webhook panel showing an empty webhook URL table and a New button
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Click New and add your URL

Click New, paste your webhook endpoint into the Webhook URL field, and click Save.
WhatsApp Flow Webhook panel with the Webhook URL input field filled in and the Save button highlighted
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Repeat to add more URLs

Click New again for each additional system that should receive the same submission — every URL on the list gets its own copy of the data.

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Frequently asked

The same submitted form data as the flow itself collected — every field the customer filled in, sent as JSON in the POST body.
Yes — add as many webhook URLs as you need on the same flow. Each one gets its own copy of every submission.
Select HTTP API (inside the flow’s own configuration) sends data through one HTTP API you’ve already saved in ChatSyncs. This WhatsApp Flow Webhook panel is separate — it lets you attach raw webhook URLs directly to the flow without creating an HTTP API first, and supports more than one URL.
Yes — attach webhook URLs to a flow that’s already published, so submissions have somewhere to send data as soon as customers start using it.
A webhook URL here only fires on form submission. If you need data sent out for other events in a bot flow (a button click, a keyword match), see How Do I Turn On Webhook Triggers for My Bot? and How to Connect a Bot Flow to External Systems instead.