We’ve just added more flexibility to Outgoing Integrations in Synerise. Whether you're using a custom webhook or setting up a reusable integration, you can now define additional parameters for the response event.
This small but powerful improvement helps you enrich the event that stores the response from your external system — with full control over the structure and content.
When configuring an outgoing request (via Custom Webhook or in reusable integrations), you can now add key–value pairs to the response event. These will be included in the event when the response from the external system is stored.
These parameters:
Sometimes, storing the raw response is not enough. You may want to:
With support for Jinjava, values can reflect the exact context in which the request was made—making your automation smarter and your data cleaner.
We’ve just added more flexibility to Outgoing Integrations in Synerise. Whether you're using a custom webhook or setting up a reusable integration, you can now define additional parameters for the response event.
This small but powerful improvement helps you enrich the event that stores the response from your external system — with full control over the structure and content.
When configuring an outgoing request (via Custom Webhook or in reusable integrations), you can now add key–value pairs to the response event. These will be included in the event when the response from the external system is stored.
These parameters:
Sometimes, storing the raw response is not enough. You may want to:
With support for Jinjava, values can reflect the exact context in which the request was made—making your automation smarter and your data cleaner.