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Webhook Trigger Issue: HTTP Column Firing Twice in Clay Tables | Clay

Webhook Trigger Issue: HTTP Column Firing Twice in Clay Tables

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For some reason - my HTTP column that points to a webhook table is firing the webhook twice: Primary Table https://app.clay.com/workspaces/432722/workbooks/wb_G2o7rmdgA4nK/tables/t_7evMFsXRcAUm/views/gv_cDdjZXbmRNra Webhook Table: https://app.clay.com/workspaces/432722/workbooks/wb_EbmEziDg5K9r/tables/t_HjBPoiFn6EvF/views/gv_iPkZwbE3bjW8 I thought it was because the conditions might've been flipping on and off - but I watched it run in real time multiple times and this doesn't seem to be the case.

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This issue could be related to the auto-update settings in your HTTP column. By default, HTTP columns update whenever a new row is added, which can sometimes cause duplicate webhook firing. To resolve this, you can try these steps: 1. Delete the affected HTTP column 2. Create a fresh column 3. When setting up the new column, make sure to check your auto-update settings and adjust them according to your needs 4. Re-map your data to ensure everything is configured correctly If you need the column to update only under specific circumstances, you can use the conditional run feature to set precise criteria for when the webhook should fire.
Source: HTTP API integration overview | Documentation | Clay University
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