https://api.thnks.com/api/v1/gift_requests

POST

Here’s an example of the JSON payload you will need to include in the request. You’ll need to replace the placeholders with the appropriate HubSpot contact tokens:

{  
  "gift_id": <GIFT_ID>,  
  "recipients": [  
    {  
      "email": "{{contact.email}}",  
      "first_name": "{{contact.firstname}}",  
      "last_name": "{{contact.lastname}}",  
      "message": "Thank you for your time and support!",  
      "gift_redeem_type": "email"  
    }  
  ]  
}  

• Replace <GIFT_ID> with the Thnks ID of the gift you want to send.

• Use HubSpot tokens (e.g., {{contact.email}}) to populate dynamic contact information.

You will need to add the following headers in the webhook:

• Content-Type: application/json

• Authorization: Your Thnks API key (Authorization Token).

Go to the HubSpot Workflows tool in your account.

• Choose whether to create a new workflow or edit an existing one.

• Define the workflow trigger criteria, such as Contact enrollment or any custom property change.

• In the workflow editor, click + to add an action.

• Select Trigger a Webhook.

• Configure the webhook as follows:

  • Webhook URL: https://api.thnks.com/api/v1/gift_requests

  • Method: POST

  • Request Body: Add the JSON template mentioned above, adjusting it with HubSpot tokens.

  • Headers:

    • Content-Type: application/json

    • Authorization: Paste your Thnks API Key.

• Save the webhook configuration.

Test the workflow using a test contact to ensure the webhook triggers correctly.

Verify the response from Thnks in the webhook execution logs within HubSpot.

Once verified, activate the workflow for live use.

Include error handling in your workflow to manage cases where the webhook might fail, such as retry mechanisms.

Ensure your API Key is securely stored and not exposed in public or shared workflows.

Test the workflow extensively with different contact scenarios to ensure all tokens and data mapping work as expected.