XML to MySQL: Webhook Feed Ingest Template

A Webhook trigger receives an XML feed, the xml connector parses it into structured records, and the mysql connector inserts those records into a table.

What It Builds

A Webhook trigger accepts an HTTP POST carrying an XML payload from an upstream system. A Connector node on the xml connector parses the body into structured data, and a second Connector node on the mysql connector writes the parsed records into a table. The result is a hands-off feed ingest that turns inbound XML into rows you can query, with no manual import step.

The Prompt

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Build a workflow with a Webhook trigger that receives an XML feed in the request body. Parse the XML into structured records with the xml connector, then loop over the records and insert each one as a row into the products table using the mysql connector, mapping the sku, name, and price fields.

Connectors Used

• Webhook trigger - receives the inbound HTTP POST with the XML payload, verified by a signing connection.
• xml - parses the raw feed into structured data with parse (or to-json).
• mysql - writes records with insert-rows into your target table.

Customize It

Change the table name and the mapped columns (sku, name, price) to match your schema, point the Webhook at a different upstream source, or swap insert-rows for update-rows when the feed carries updates rather than new records. Add a Condition node to skip rows that fail a validation check before they reach MySQL.

Tips

• Use a Loop node in ForEach mode to write one row per record when the feed contains many items.
• Direct mode on each Connector node keeps the run deterministic and avoids AI credits for this predictable pipeline.
• Add a Response node if the sender expects a synchronous result instead of the default 202 acknowledgement.

Related

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