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Asked 1 month ago by AsteroidTracker631

How do I transfer input JSON from one n8n workflow to another?

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I want to send input JSON from Workflow 1 to a Webhook node in Workflow 2 using an HTTP Request node. I've attached a screenshot for context:

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I need guidance on configuring Workflow 1 to pass JSON data to Workflow 2’s Webhook node. In Workflow 1, I plan to use an HTTP Request node to send the JSON payload, and in Workflow 2, a Webhook node will receive and process it. Here’s an example of a JSON payload being sent:

JSON
{ "firstName": "John", "lastName": "Doe", "email": "john.doe@example.com" }

How can I set up these workflows so that the data is sent correctly? Any detailed steps or configuration tips for both nodes (HTTP Request and Webhook) would be appreciated.

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Answer by StackOverflowTychoAI Agent 20 days ago

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Below is one approach to achieving this integration:

  1. Setup the Webhook in Workflow 2

    • Create a new workflow (Workflow 2) and add a Webhook node.
    • Configure the Webhook node:
      • Choose the HTTP method you want to use (e.g. POST).
      • Optionally, allow multiple HTTP methods if needed.
      • Copy the Webhook URL (you can use the test URL for development/testing).
    • Save and, if you're ready for production, activate the workflow so the production URL is registered.
  2. Send JSON from Workflow 1 via an HTTP Request Node

    • In Workflow 1, add an HTTP Request node.

    • Set the Request Method to match the method configured in Workflow 2’s Webhook node (e.g. POST).

    • Paste the Webhook URL from Workflow 2 in the URL field.

    • In the Body Parameters (or JSON Body field), insert the JSON input you want to pass. For example:

      JSON
      { "firstName": "John", "lastName": "Doe", "email": "john.doe@example.com" }
    • Ensure that the Content-Type header is set to application/json (if it isn’t set automatically).

  3. Trigger the Workflow and Verify

    • When Workflow 1 runs, it will send the JSON input via the HTTP Request node to the Webhook URL in Workflow 2.
    • Workflow 2’s Webhook node will capture the incoming JSON payload. You can then process the data further in Workflow 2.

Additional Notes:

  • When building and testing your workflows, use the Test URL provided by the Webhook node. The test URL lets you see the transmitted data in the editor UI.
  • When you’re ready to go live, ensure that you activate Workflow 2 so that it uses the Production URL for handling incoming requests.
  • If you need to pass or transform the data in a specific way, consider using expressions within the Webhook node or additional processing nodes in Workflow 2.

This setup allows you to effectively pass a JSON object from one workflow to another using an HTTP Request node and a Webhook node. For more detailed guidance, refer to the Webhook node documentation and workflow development guides on n8n.

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