@Nikola Thanks for the update on the application. Could you possible try what @bubba198 described:
Do a test - redirect the PUT to a test tool like webhook.site and visually inspect what the PUT looks like at the other end, is the json good, are fields missing, etc
and see if that gives you a clue as to what’s happening?
Hi @Nikola! I moved your reply to a new post so that we can better help with the trouble that you’re having
From the looks of the error message, it sounds like something has changed in the way that the app receiving the webhook has changed the way it expects to receive data. If yo haven’t changed anything else in the Zap, then that would be the most likely cause. Are you able to find out if anything has changed on the receiving end of the webhook? And just to make sure that we’re on the same page, is the webhook sending information to a third party app or a resource that you control (eg a database)?
Nothing has changed in the application.
my 2 cents: it isn’t a slam dunk that the other end point has changed, Zapier could have changed how it fires PUTs too, sorry Zapier. Do a test - redirect the PUT to a test tool like webhook.site and visually inspect what the PUT looks like at the other end, is the json good, are fields missing, etc
I’ve had issue where Zapier says what the PUT looks like and guess what - it looks different at the other end
Hi @Nikola! I moved your reply to a new post so that we can better help with the trouble that you’re having
From the looks of the error message, it sounds like something has changed in the way that the app receiving the webhook has changed the way it expects to receive data. If yo haven’t changed anything else in the Zap, then that would be the most likely cause. Are you able to find out if anything has changed on the receiving end of the webhook? And just to make sure that we’re on the same page, is the webhook sending information to a third party app or a resource that you control (eg a database)?