Important note

1. Ensure that the URL you use with the URL trigger is API-callable and delivers data in either JSON or XML. Preferably, this should be a list of dictionaries (an array of objects) arranged in reverse chronological order (newest first, oldest last). This, along with a unique key/identifier, such as date-time or GUID, helps identify newer data from old data.
2. Both publicly accessible URLs and private URLs with authentication methods are configurable. For private URLs, use the header fields in the trigger configuration to pass credentials.

How to configure

1. In the My Flows section of Zoho Flow, click +Create, then click Create flow.
   
2. Enter the flow name, and optionally a description.
   
3. Click Create.
   
4. Click Configure in the URL Trigger box.
   
   
   
   
5. Provide the Trigger URL. Also provide its authentication details (if any) as headers. Click Next.
   
6. Click Fetch Response to make a URL request to pull the latest response data.
   
7. Once the response data is retrieved, you can select the Data extraction path. Note that this path should contain the records that you wish to extract and use in your flow.
   
   
   
   
8. Select a Unique key from the fields extracted from the specified path. In most cases, the unique key can be Record ID, Date/Time modified, and so on. Zoho Flow uses the value of this "key" to determine whether a record is new or not.
   
9. After configuring, click Done and add actions to your workflow.
   

Using Filter Criteria with URL triggers