Sending notifications to power automate webhook

[aShafer153]

Using version 7.6.3 on the Fortigate (also tested this on v7.4.7) and a Fortigate-120G.

Has anyone tried using the automation tab to create a stitch that when triggered will send a notification to a webhook? And that webhook being a power automate "When a teams webhook request is received"?

I have this setup for when a user logs in, and I see the stitch being triggered, but power automate never receives the webhook request. I tested with Postman to make sure that the power automate link was good, and it was because it posted a message in a channel when I sent a test.

I also used a website called webhook.site to see what exact information was being sent and the stitch was able to send the webhook request to this site and I was able to see what information was being sent. But again when I send it to power automate, it never even receives the request.

[Anthony_E]

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[Anthony_E]

Hello,

To send notifications to a Power Automate webhook from FortiGate or FortiWeb, you can follow these steps:

1. Log in to FortiWeb: Access your FortiWeb interface.
2. Navigate to Automation: Go to `Security Fabric -> Automation`.
3. Create a New Webhook Action:

• Select the `Action` tab.
• Click `Create New`.
• Choose `Webhook` as the action type.

4. Configure Webhook Settings:

• Protocol: Select either HTTP or HTTPS for the connection.
• URL: Enter the webhook URL provided by Power Automate.
• Method: Choose the appropriate REST API call method (e.g., POST).
• HTTP Body: Enter the message body in JSON format. Ensure the message provides sufficient information for your IT team to understand and act on the notification.
• HTTP Header: Specify any necessary HTTP header names and values.

5. Finalize Configuration: Click `OK` to save the webhook action.

Ensure that the JSON message is correctly formatted and does not contain characters that could cause parsing errors. You can refer to the FortiWeb administration guide for examples of notification messages.