Hi @rrbbtalnorth, I think you’re going to the right direction!
Here’s a good tutorial for Pipedream’s filter: Conditionally stop workflows with Filters - YouTube. I think it would help you with your usecase. Specifically, I would create a filter where it continue only for the Sent status for example
I believe what’s happening is the service is attempting to validate that your webhook is verifying the token (115544).
You’ll need to add a step in your workflow to verify that the security token is correct, and if it’s not, then exit the workflow early and respond with a 401 status code.
Here’s an example HTTP workflow validating an incoming header against an environment variable:
Hi, for anyone interested in hearing what was the solution that suited me, I’d be happy to share
(It cost me two hours of training and consultation with a pipedream expert)
The solution is - through Hookdeck -
This is a third-party service that allows you to control conversations and characters.
You need to set up a filter name in Hookdeck that will forward only incoming messages to Pipedream
{entry": {“changes”: {“value”:{“messages”:{“type”: “text”}}}}}
Hey! It seems like i’ve been facing the same issue you’ve been through a year ago. Is this solution with hookdeck still working? Or did you manage to get it done with Pipedream? Thank you!
