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Using the Action Node in Message Flows

Step 1: Select “Add Action” where you want use your HTTP request Step 2: Within the Action Node, select the “HTTP Request” option Step 3: Fill in the details of your HTTP Request, fire a test reques

Updated Jul 19, 2026

Step 1: Select “Add Action” where you want use your HTTP request

Step 2: Within the Action Node, select the “HTTP Request” option

Step 3: Fill in the details of your HTTP Request, fire a test request, and click save after receiving a successful response

They both essentially perform the same tasks, but there are some slight differences as to how you can perform them:

How to fill the HTTP Request details?

Step 1: Input the URL of the API endpoint you want to send your HTTP Request to. You can insert any variables related to the contact or custom field data by inputting a { (curly bracket) and selecting your property

Step 2: Select a method. Currently, we only support POST and GET methods

Step 3: Enter your headers (Name and Values). You can use any variables here as well

💡 Note: We do not automatically add any headers such as “Content-Type” or “Accept”. If your API requires these, please add them manually in the headers section

Step 4: Fill in the body of your API request according to the third party’s documentation. You may use variables if you wish

Step 5(Only for Action Node): After setting up your HTTP Node, click “Fire Test Request”. Only once you receive a successful response, you can save your message flow

Where to click

Add an Action / HTTP Request node from the picker

Point the HTTP Request at your endpoint — manage webhooks under Settings → Developer

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