We can send data to webhooks using the HTTP Request (GET, POST and PUT) method.

Here, we will be pushing the data every time a user gets logged in. For this, we will create the automation with FunnelKit Automations.

Step 1: Create an automation

Go to Automations and click on Add New.

Make sure to go for Start from scratch.

Enter the name of your new automation and click Create.

Step 2: Select an event - WordPress user login

Click on the User Login event under WordPress.

Click on Done.

Step 3: Set an action - HTTP request under "Send data"

Choose HTTP Request as your direct action to follow up after the event is triggered.

Click on Done.

Step 4: Paste the webhook URL

Choose your method among GET, POST and PUT. If you're not sure, the default option is POST.

Now, enter your webhook URL.

Step 5: Select the data you want to send using the merge tags

Click on Merge tags and select the field you want.

Now, paste the copied merge tag under Data.

Do the same thing for other fields you want. Here, we've selected the email, first name, and last name.

Step 6: Send the data

Once you've entered your webhook URL, click on Send Now.

This is how you can send data using the HTTP POST method.

Webhook Testing

If you want to test your send data request is configured properly, you can go to Webhook.site.

Click on Copy to clipboard next to your unique URL.

Paste this URL to the webhook URL in your automation.

Now, click on Send Now.

You'll see that your data has been received on the webhook.site.

For entering the webhook URL and receiving data, you can read our Incoming Webhook documentation.