Connect Webflow
Map article content into your Webflow CMS through an automation webhook.
The current Webflow integration sends an article payload to your configured webhook. Your automation connects that payload to the correct Webflow site and CMS collection.
Build the receiving workflow
Use your automation tool to create a public HTTPS webhook. Connect it to Webflow with permission to create CMS items in your destination collection.
Map the article title to the collection's name field, slug to slug, and content to its rich-text body field. Match any other required collection fields before enabling the workflow.
The article content is HTML. Do not map it into a plain-text field if you want tables, lists and links preserved.
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Paste the webhook URL in Webflow integration settings and save it. Test connection sends a sample marked as a draft. Confirm that your automation respects the draft flag before testing.
A successful webhook test means the receiver accepted the payload. It does not prove that Webflow created or published the final item.
Respect draft and publish
The payload includes both isDraft and is_draft for compatibility. In Draft mode they are true. Your receiver must use those values when creating the Webflow item.
Do not configure the automation to publish every received item regardless of its draft flag.
Confirm the outcome
Preserve operation_id and revision. Deduplicate repeated operations so retries do not create duplicate CMS items. Return a meaningful destination result or use the publication receipt workflow supported by your integration.
Choose the Webflow destination in Plan → Schedule and publishing after connecting it. Inspect one draft in the actual Webflow site before enabling automatic live publishing.
If an item does not appear
Inspect the webhook execution, collection mapping, required fields and Webflow permissions. Site-wide publication and CMS-item publication are different actions in Webflow.
