Hi @zap29550 

Try this configuration with 2 Zaps.

Zap 1

1. Trigger: ???
2. Action: YOUR API Request
3. Action: Webhook - Custom Request (POST)

Zap 2

1. Trigger: Webhook - Catch Raw Hook
2. Action: ???

Sorry, not sure I follow. I have a Webhooks by Zapier - Custom Request which produces the lengthy response.

Can I just get the body raw?

@zap29550

Zapier automatically parses the JSON response from an API request.

So you’d need to use the above method to chain together Zaps in order to get the RAW JSON response from the API request.

@Troy Tessalone I appreciate the info. Trying to follow your above example, I have Zap 1 and Zap 2. Zap 1 is triggered by a webhook. I have a webhook URL for Zap 2. Can you help me understand how they’re “chained” together?

I was able to piece it together. You end the Zap with a Webhooks by Zapier - Custom Request which POST’s to the 2nd Zap’s Webhook. Thanks!

@Troy Tessalone I spoke too soon. The Zap 2 webhook is receiving a payload that’s not raw

{'data__item__uuid': '', 'data__item__parentUuid': '', 'data__item__uuidType': 'organization', 'data__item__personalize': True, 'data__item__title': 'test', 'data__item__internalTitle': 'test', 'data__item__description': '', 'data__item__type': 'standard'...

@zap29550 

Are you using this trigger for Zap 2: Catch Raw Hook

Example of how I have the Zaps configured...

Zap 1

Zap 2

Data from Zap 2 trigger with RAW Body in JSON format

Zap 1, step 5

Zap 1, stpe 6

Zap 2, step 1

@zap29550 

Your screenshot shows the JSON RAW data in the Zap 2 trigger, what are we missing?

@Troy Tessalone it’s flattened. The JSON response looks like:

https://uploads-us-west-2.insided.com/zapier-ca/attachment/e2b094ad-394c-4a00-8efb-909090ce459b.png

{
    "data": {
        "item": {
            "uuid": "xxx",
            "parentUuid": "",
            "uuidType": "organization",
            "personalize": true,
            "title": "xxx",
            "internalTitle": "xxx",
            "description": "",
...

@zap29550 

Is the data not usable in the received format for Zap 2, Step 1?

 

May have to do with how the data is being returned from your Zap 1, Step 5.

The returned data from Zap 1, Step 5, is nested within a “data” (first screenshot below) that is then being sent in a “Data” object (second screenshot below) for Zap 1, Step 6, which may be causing the data to be manipulated.

May want to open a ticket with Zapier Support for further guidance: https://zapier.com/app/get-help

It is not. I need to get the same payload and send it to another API call.

Just opened a ticket.

Hi @zap29550 
Try this