With webhooks, you can instantly send information to another app or URL after a trigger, like a Tally form submission. This instant notification lets you build automated workflows to take action on form entries.

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If you're instead looking for a non-technical way to sync Tally form submissions with other apps, check out our Zapier, Make, Pipedream or Integrately integrations. If you’re building with AI agents or tools like Claude, check out the Tally MCP server. No endpoints or JSON required.

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How it works

Webhooks send notifications to a specified URL when triggered by an event. The event trigger is a new form submission. When someone submits a Tally form, a notification containing the response data gets sent to your URL in JSON format via a POST request.

Add a webhook

Publish your form and go to the Integrations tab. Click Connect to Webhooks.

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You’ll be prompted to configure your webhook endpoint.

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