Why Zapier’s API Calls with Webhooks Are A Game Changer

In this tutorial, we show you how to extract data from any API using Zapier webhooks and then populate a Google Sheets with that data. The Zapier workflow triggers when a new row (domain) is added to the Google Sheet, retrieves relevant data from the API, and then automatically updates the appropriate row in the Google Sheet with the retrieved data.
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00:00 Introduction
00:45 Exploring XylaLabs and Choosing an API
01:23 Testing the API and Gathering Data
03:12 Setting Up Google Sheets and Zapier Workflow
05:07 Configuring Webhooks and API Call
08:32 Updating Google Sheets with API Data
10:40 Finalizing and Testing the Workflow
12:17 Conclusion

[BarbaraFischer-Smith]

Thank you. So basically as long as an API exists webhooks can replace Zapier/Make integrations, thus greatly reducing the number of different use cases for Zapier/Make?

[AdityaBalu-fgxr]

can you please do a video for POST method here with some headers with a key and value pair.
without initial header setup, The sheets should be updated as per the API response.

[MarcoT-jx]

This is great for API calls that return only one set of values, what if a API search returns multiple values ? How to deal with this ?