Webhook to MySQL: Event Capture Pipeline Template

Capture incoming JSON events from a webhook, pick the fields you need, and store each one as a row in a MySQL events table.

What It Builds

This template starts with a Webhook trigger that receives a JSON event over HTTP. A Connector node on the json connector pulls out just the fields you care about, and a Connector node on the mysql connector inserts a row into your events table. The result is a clean, append-only audit trail of every event your systems send to Spojit.

The Prompt

Paste this into Miraxa and it builds the workflow, connecting the tools for you:

Build a workflow with a Webhook trigger that receives a JSON event. Pick the event_type, source, and occurred_at fields out of the body with the json connector, then insert one row into my MySQL "events" table with those values plus the full raw payload.

Connectors Used

Webhook trigger - external systems POST a JSON event to the workflow URL, verified by a signing connection.
json - picks the exact fields you need from {{ input }} before storage.
mysql - inserts a row into your events table with insert-rows.

Customize It

Change the field names (event_type, source, occurred_at) to match your payload, swap the target table name, or add a Condition node before the insert to drop events you do not want to keep. You can also store the whole body in a JSON column to keep an unfiltered copy alongside the parsed fields.

Tips

Use Direct mode on the mysql node so each insert is deterministic and costs no AI credits.
Set a signing connection on the Webhook trigger so only trusted senders can write rows.
Add a unique index on an event-id column to make re-delivered events safe to ignore.