How to Use Webhook Parameters in Interactive Videos

Accessing Webhook Object Data

Let’s say the webhook sends the following object:

{
  "score": 85,
  "user": {
    "firstName": "John",
    "lastName": "Doe",
    "userName": "john.doe"
  }
}

You can extract and display values like firstName, lastName, and userName directly in the video using the HTML element.

First, add the HTML element to your video.
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Then insert the appropriate display code inside the element to show the webhook parameters.

Preview the video to see the dynamic values appear.

Using Conditional Logic with Webhook Parameters

To take it further, you can conditionally control elements based on webhook values.

1. Add a Conditional Action element to your video.
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2. In the condition configuration, add:

user.username = john.doe

user refers to the object from the webhook payload, and username is the field you’re matching.