We’re excited to announce that you can now configure arrays of objects as outputs in Webhook actions (HTTPS requests to REST endpoints returning JSON), then feed those object lists directly into Looping actions for powerful, structured automation.
Key Highlights
- Webhook actions can now expose JSON arrays of objects as configurable outputs
- Each object within the array becomes available for subsequent Looping actions
- Object keys are listed in a dropdown for easy field mapping
- Supports any REST endpoint returning JSON arrays via a Webhook action
- The original full JSON payload remains accessible for backward compatibility
How it works
- In the Webhook action setup, call an HTTP endpoint and inspect its JSON response
- Select the array of objects from the response to define a new output field
- That array output appears as the Input List option when adding a Looping action
- The Looping container iterates over each object, exposing it as the Current item
- Keys from the first object determine the available outputs; other response elements stay available
This feature enables smarter, more flexible automations—especially when integrating with external systems that return structured lists via webhook or REST request.