Use simple JavaScript to reshape a webhook’s headers, body, and path – all without building a custom layer.
Transformations are more useful than you think – here’s how developers are taking advantage of them.
Unify models
Conform incoming webhooks to a single format. For example, Shopify and WooCommerce with the same order schema.
Reduce server load
Trim the data you don’t need so your server only sees what it has to.
Standardize data structures
Convert payloads from XML to JSON for example.
Add compatibility
Add API keys or reformat a payload to make it compatible with another provider.
Prettify your payloads
Make your payloads human-readable for ops & support integrations.
Incorporate environment variables
Transformations support environment variables for storing secrets.