There maybe times when you want one cycle to automatically trigger another cycle at a certain point.
You can do this with the generic Webhook Connector.
All you need to do is add a Post step to your cycle one, then go into your second cycle and add the Webhook step.
This needs to go at the start of the cycle.
Then you copy its address, and go back to the first cycle, enter this into the Post step as its target.
Now if we start the second cycle running, that will be waiting for a trigger from the first cycle.
We are waiting for the Webhook to be triggered.
All we need to do is run this cycle, and see there that the Post step has been triggered. That should mean that the second cycle is already running and we can see that it is.
Let’s say you wanted to pass some data from cycle one to cycle two.
You’d first need to add a field to hold that data into the Post method.
We’re just add one or more fields here to hold some information, and this will be sent in the payload to the Webhook.
You also need to add a field to the Webhook to receive this, now you can map these.
Now when the first cycle runs, this data should be passed through if it’s available.