Hi revskill, absolutely you could do something like this: DEFINE EVENT changed ON person WHEN $before.email != $after.email THEN http::post('https://my-webhook

Hi revskill, absolutely you could do something like this: DEFINE EVENT changed ON person WHEN $before.email != $after.email THEN http::post('https://my-webhook.com https://my-webhook.com', $after); It's very flexible! We're also releasing support for the fetch() function within the JavaScript functions soon, which will enable you to do the same thing from within the embedded JavaScript functions!