First, once you're on the Zapier website and you've created a new Webhook, you can select the app and event you want to use, which is Webhooks by Zapier for a webhook.

Then, you can set up the webhook.

Once that's done, you can test the trigger:

As you can see, ours works perfectly, so we can now move on.

Then what you do, is you select a first app as a basis that you will trigger anytime you use this API: we chose to work with "Weather by Zapier", in order to obtain the data that people want to see on their agenda. Here you also select the event: in this case we chose to show tomorrow's weather forecast.

Then, once that's done, you can select the location of which you desire to know the weather. We chose Lyon for this example, but on our app you can chose any big city or small town. We indicated the longitude and latitude of Lyon, and there we go!

The next step is to select an action to execute with the webhook and the first app, which is in this case the weather app. We chose to use Google Agenda, as it's quite common for fairly organized people to use it, but also because most businesses use it as an everyday tool, therefore people know how to use it, it's fairly intuitive and broadly used. Then you select what type of event you want to see appear on your agenda: we thought it would make sense to have tomorrow's forecast, but you can also choose to have the current weather.

Here is what you webhook should look like, right about now:

The next step is then to test the webhook:

Our test was successful, luckily.

Ergo, we have a new window with the request which, when triggered, creates an event on your agenda, this is what it looks like: as you can see, it worked as planned.

Finally, here is the result, as seen on my agenda!

Thank you for following our indications! See you soon on your agendas!