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A Tally webhook sends each submission to Audimate. Each answer appears under its question’s label, such as Company. Webhooks are free on every Tally plan.

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Get your URL in Audimate

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Open the workflow's Triggers tab

Open the workflow that should get the tasks, then choose the Triggers tab.
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Choose Add trigger, then the app

Search for Tally and select it.
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Pick the event

When Tally offers more than one event, pick the one that should add a task, then choose Continue. Every other event it sends is skipped.
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Copy the URL

Choose Copy. You see the URL once, so leave this window open until you’ve pasted it. The setup waits until the event arrives.

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Connect the webhook in Tally

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Open the form's integrations

Publish your form, then go to its Integrations tab.
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Choose Connect to Webhooks

Paste the Audimate URL as the endpoint URL. To sign events, also type a Signing secret, then connect it.
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Save the same secret (optional)

If you typed a signing secret in Tally, paste the same one into Signing secret in Audimate and choose Save, so the trigger refuses requests Tally didn’t sign.
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Submit the form once

Fill in and submit your form, so Audimate gets a real submission.

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Finish in Audimate

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Choose Next

Back in Audimate, the setup says Your first event arrived. Choose Next.
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Fill in each field

For each task field, pick the part of the event that fills it. Under each field you see what this event gives it.
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Choose where new tasks go

Pick Inbox to start tasks yourself, or your pick-up list to have them start on their own.
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Choose Turn on

The trigger’s switch turns on, and each new event now adds a task.
See Triggers for what each warning under a field means.

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If nothing arrives

In your form’s dashboard, open the webhook’s events log. Check the URL and that the webhook isn’t paused. Tally retries a failed delivery for up to a day.
The secret in Tally and the trigger’s signing secret differ, or only one of them has one. Use the same secret in both, or remove it from both.

Triggers

How a trigger fills a task and what its activity shows.

Task boards

Where the tasks a trigger adds wait and start.