Step 2 — Webhook Setup

Configure webhooks to receive data from workflows

In this step we’ll connect your SaaS to the n8n webhook you prepared earlier.

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1. Choose Trigger Type

Select User Trigger. This means your end-user will actively call the webhook (for example, from their app or via API) to trigger your workflow.

AgentCraft also supports Timer Trigger (scheduled runs) and Page Trigger (embedded buttons/forms on your website).

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2. Basic Settings

• Webhook Name: e.g. Telegram Notificator

• Webhook URL: paste the URL from your n8n Webhook node

• Authentication Token: enter the token you’ll use to validate requests

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3. Static Fields

Static fields are values that each SaaS customer configures once in their personal dashboard. In our example we’ll add one static field:

• ChatID — so our bot knows where to send messages for each user.

Let's add some instruction for user:

### How to Find Your Telegram Chat ID
1. Open Telegram and start a conversation with our bot: **[@YourBotName](https://t.me/YourBotName)**.
2. Go to [https://t.me/userinfobot](https://t.me/userinfobot) (or search for “UserInfoBot” in Telegram).
3. Press **Start** — the bot will reply with your **numeric Chat ID**.
4. Copy this Chat ID.
5. Paste it into the **Chat ID** field.

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4. Dynamic Fields

Dynamic fields are passed each time the webhook is called. In our example:

• message_text — the content your user wants to send to Telegram.

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5. Test Your Webhook

Open the JSON Preview tab and click Test Webhook. You’ll see a sample request being sent to your n8n webhook and can verify it arrives correctly.

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Once saved, AgentCraft will handle all the user-specific data automatically and forward requests to your n8n workflow.