Differentiating Data from Multiple Webhooks in a Table

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Clay S. I have multiple webhooks connected to one table, is there a way to build a formula or something to help me differentiate what data is coming from what webhook?

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To differentiate data coming from multiple webhooks connected to one table, you can: 1. Add a custom field in each webhook payload that identifies its source. For example, include a "source" or "webhook_name" parameter with each webhook request. 2. Create separate tables for each webhook source, then use the "write to table" feature to consolidate the data into your main table while preserving the source information. 3. If modifying the webhook payload isn't possible, you could create unique webhook URLs for each source (by creating multiple webhook sources in Clay) and track which URL corresponds to which data source. This way, you'll be able to filter, sort, or analyze your data based on its origin.
Sources: Send Data from Google Sheets to Clay Using a Webhook Intro to Typeforms, Webhooks, and Inbound Lead Sources [Automated Inbound] - Clay University

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To differentiate data coming from multiple webhooks connected to one table, you can: 1. Add a custom field in each webhook payload that identifies its source. For example, include a "source" or "webhook_name" parameter with each webhook request. 2. Create separate tables for each webhook source, then use the "write to table" feature to consolidate the data into your main table while preserving the source information. 3. If modifying the webhook payload isn't possible, you could create unique webhook URLs for each source (by creating multiple webhook sources in Clay) and track which URL corresponds to which data source. This way, you'll be able to filter, sort, or analyze your data based on its origin.
Sources: Send Data from Google Sheets to Clay Using a Webhook Intro to Typeforms, Webhooks, and Inbound Lead Sources [Automated Inbound] - Clay University