Webhooks#

Use FormBeep webhooks to receive WhatsApp notifications from any platform that supports outgoing webhooks — no embed script needed.

Each webhook has its own unique URL, name, platform type, and can be assigned to specific WhatsApp numbers on your account.

Jump to:

• Create a webhook
• Webflow
• Custom (Jotform, Tally, and others)

Create a webhook#

1. Go to the FormBeep Dashboard → Webhooks
2. Click + Create webhook
3. Give it a name (e.g. “Contact form”), choose the platform (Webflow or Custom), and select which WhatsApp numbers should be notified
4. Click Create — your webhook URL appears in the list
5. Copy the URL and paste it into your form platform

If no numbers are selected, notifications go to all numbers on your account.

Webflow#

Works on all Webflow plans including free.

Step 1: Create a Webflow webhook in FormBeep

Follow the steps above, selecting Webflow as the platform.

Step 2: Add the webhook in Webflow

1. Open your Webflow project
2. Go to Pages → select the page with your form
3. Click on your form element
4. In the right panel, click the Settings gear icon on the form
5. Scroll to the Send to section
6. Click the ➕ icon and select Webhook
7. Paste your FormBeep webhook URL
8. Ignore the secret message field
9. Publish your site

Step 3: Test

Submit a form on your published site. You’ll receive a WhatsApp notification with the submitted field values. Webhooks do not fire in Webflow’s preview mode.

Custom#

Use this for Jotform, Tally, or any platform that sends form data as JSON.

Step 1: Create a Custom webhook in FormBeep

Follow the steps above, selecting Custom / Other as the platform.

Step 2: Add the webhook in your platform

Paste the URL wherever your platform asks for a webhook endpoint. Common locations:

• Jotform: Form → Settings → Integrations → Webhooks → Add
• Tally: Form → Integrations → Webhooks → Add endpoint
• Other: any “Webhook URL” or “Outgoing webhook” setting

Payload format

FormBeep expects a flat JSON object with your form fields as top-level key-value pairs:

{
  "name": "Jane Smith",
  "email": "jane@example.com",
  "message": "Hello"
}

Nested objects, arrays, and common metadata keys (event, eventId, createdAt, webhookId, timestamp) are ignored automatically.

Step 3: Test

Submit a test form. You’ll receive a WhatsApp notification with the field values.

Need help? Reach out at hello@formbeep.com or message @rishikeshs on Discord.