HTTP & Webhooks – linqi talks to your systems
Barely a system works in isolation. Orders come from the shop, deliveries go to shipping, data has to reach the bookkeeping. With the linqi HTTP integration, your processes call web services (APIs) and send webhooks – this turns system boundaries into seamless process steps. linqi queries, retrieves and passes on, fully automatically at the right moment. The response of a call can be evaluated by linqi directly in the further course of the workflow – for example to take over values, make decisions or trigger the next step – so that two isolated systems become one coherent, documented workflow.
Every request is maintained centrally as an HTTP connection – with target URL, method, headers and authentication. This way all your processes access the same, maintained integration, instead of each connection being managed separately. You choose which data is sent along and how the response is processed. This way the integration with foreign systems is no longer a project, but an ordinary step in your workflow.
System boundaries become process steps
With the HTTP integration, linqi talks to your other systems. Every connection is maintained centrally as an HTTP connection – with target URL, method, headers and authentication – so that all processes use the same, maintained integration. In the process you call web services and process the response, or you send data as a webhook to another system. This turns system boundaries that would otherwise have to be bridged manually into ordinary, documented process steps. This makes your workflows end-to-end, accelerates the transfer between systems and keeps the integration controlled in one place.
Frequently asked questions about HTTP & Webhooks
What can linqi do via HTTP?
Your processes call web services (APIs), process the response and send data as webhooks to other systems.
How is the connection maintained?
As a central HTTP connection in linqi – with target URL, method, headers and authentication.
Who does this benefit?
Anyone who transfers data between systems – for example from linqi to the bookkeeping or from a shop to linqi.
Is it run automatically?
Yes. The HTTP call is a process step and runs process-driven at the right moment.