Ninja Forms Webhooks

When a form needs to send submission data to an external service, Ninja Forms Webhooks can send it directly to a URL using a GET or POST request. This gives site owners a way to connect Ninja Forms with services that accept webhook requests, including tools without a dedicated WordPress integration. The add-on is configured within a form, so its requests can be set up for the workflow that form serves.

Use the merge tag system to map form fields to the data names expected by the receiving service. Requests can also include authentication tokens when the service requires them. Developers can listen for webhook events and build custom functionality, while built-in debugging tools help inspect and verify webhook payloads. The plugin suits site owners who want to connect form submissions to external tools, as well as developers building custom integrations.

Features

• GET and POST requests: Send form data to an external URL using either GET or POST, the standard request methods supported by the add-on.
• Map form fields: Use Ninja Forms merge tags to connect form fields with the data names expected by the receiving service.
• Include authentication tokens: Add API keys or other authentication tokens to webhook requests when the receiving service requires them.
• Configure form actions: Add and configure a webhook action on a Ninja Form through a point-and-click interface.
• Build custom functionality: Developers can listen for webhook events and use them to create custom functionality beyond standard form workflows.
• Inspect webhook payloads: Use built-in debugging tools to troubleshoot and verify the payloads sent by webhook requests within WordPress.

Best for

• WordPress sites using Ninja Forms
• Businesses connecting forms to CRM systems
• Developers building custom service integrations