# Trigger Workflow Via Inbound Workflow Or Send WhatsApp Messages Via Inbound Webhook Trigger

1. Go to **Automation Builder → Workflow**
2. Click **Create Workflow**
3. Give your workflow a name
4. Click **+ → Webhook → Custom Webhook**
5. Add a title and click **Generate Hook**
6. Copy the **Webhook URL**
7. Click **Capture Incoming Webhook**
8. Send sample data (e.g., Name, Phone Number)
9. Confirm data is received

#### Send WhatsApp Message Using Webhook Data

10. Add **CRM → Send Template Message**
11. Select Channel & Template
12. Map:

* Number → Phone from webhook
* Name → Webhook name variable

13. Click **Run & Save**
14. Save & **Enable** the workflow

Now, whenever data is sent to the webhook URL, the automation will trigger and send the WhatsApp message automatically.

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