Introduction
Webhooks allow your spreadsheet to receive HTTP requests from external services. Create a webhook column, get a unique URL, and process incoming data with custom code.
The Webhook Object
In webhook columns, you have access to a webhook object with request information:
webhook.method // HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, etc.)
webhook.url // Full request URL
webhook.headers // Request headers as key-value pairs
webhook.query // Query parameters as key-value pairs
webhook.body // Request body (parsed JSON or raw data)
webhook.receivedAt // Timestamp when request was received
webhook.ip // IP address of the requester
Quick Example
// Validate required fields
if (!webhook.body.email || !webhook.body.name) {
return { success: false, error: "Email and name required" };
}
// Add webhook data to sheet
webhook.addRootFieldsToSheet("Leads", true);
return { success: true };
Key Method
webhook.addRootFieldsToSheet()
Automatically maps webhook body fields to sheet columns and creates a new row.
webhook.addRootFieldsToSheet(sheetName: string, create?: boolean): void
// Webhook receives: { "name": "John", "email": "john@example.com" }
// Add to Leads sheet, creating new columns if needed
webhook.addRootFieldsToSheet("Leads", true);
Context Availability
In webhook columns, ctx.thisRow and ctx.thisCell are not available. Use the webhook object instead.
webhook, ctx.sheet(), ctx.getRowByValue(), ctx.utils, services
Not available: ctx.thisRow, ctx.thisCell
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