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Data Webhook

A Data Webhook allows external systems to send data into Towerflow. Incoming data can then be processed by Reactions, using either code-based logic or AI-powered evaluation.

Data Webhooks are designed for custom integrations, event-driven workflows, and external signal ingestion.


🛠️ What Is a Data Webhook?

A Data Webhook is an HTTP endpoint that:

  • Accepts incoming JSON data

  • Stores and forwards the data internally

  • Triggers one or more Reactions

  • Can be shared with other users

Currently, Data Webhooks accept JSON payloads only. Support for plain text input is coming soon.


🧠 How It Works

  1. You create a Data Webhook

  2. Towerflow generates a unique webhook URL

  3. External systems send POST requests to this URL

  4. Incoming data is:

    • Validated

    • Stored

    • Forwarded to all connected Reactions

  5. Reactions process the data using code or AI


⚙️ Configuration Options

Name

Optional. Used for easier identification inside the platform.


Description

Optional. Explain the purpose of the webhook or the type of data it receives.


Webhook URL

Automatically generated by Towerflow.

Use this URL as the target endpoint for external POST requests.


Payload Format

  • Supported: JSON (application/json)

  • Coming soon: Plain text payloads


Key Protection

Enable this option to secure your webhook with a shared secret.

  • When enabled:

    • You must define a password

    • Requests must include the header:

  • Requests without the correct key will be rejected

This helps prevent unauthorized or accidental data submission.


🔐 Security Notes

  • Treat the webhook URL as sensitive

  • Use Key Protection when sharing the webhook

  • Rotate the key if it becomes exposed


🤝 Sharing Webhooks

Data Webhooks can be shared with other users.

When shared:

  • Others can send data to the same webhook

  • All incoming data is processed exactly the same way

  • Connected Reactions will receive data regardless of sender

This makes Data Webhooks ideal for:

  • Team-based workflows

  • Community-driven data sources

  • Multi-system integrations


🔁 Forwarding to Reactions

Every incoming payload is automatically forwarded to all Reactions attached to the webhook.

Reactions can:

  • Parse and validate data

  • Trigger logic written in code

  • Call AI models for interpretation or classification

  • Route data to other Towerflow components

Data Webhooks themselves do not execute actions — Reactions define what happens next.


🧪 Example Request


  • Reactions – Define how incoming data is processed

  • Bot Webhooks – Trigger trading bots directly

  • LLM Sessions – Scheduled AI analysis

  • Chart Analysis with Signal Generation – AI-driven signals


🚫 Limitations

  • JSON-only payloads (for now)

  • No direct trading actions without Reactions

  • No schema enforcement (data is passed as-is)

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