<imgstyle={{marginTop:'15px'}}className="screenshot-full"src="/img/workflows/trigger-using-webhook/workflow-section.png"alt="Navigate to Workflow Section"/>
3. Configure your workflow. You can refer to the **[workflow overview documentation](/docs/workflows/overview)** to learn how you can configure a workflow.
<imgstyle={{marginTop:'15px'}}className="screenshot-full"src="/img/workflows/trigger-using-webhook/trigger-section.png"alt="Webhook option on the left panel"/>
5. Click on **Webhooks**. By default, the webhook trigger is disabled. Toggle the switch to **enable** the webhook trigger. Refer to the [trigger documentation](/docs/workflows/workflow-triggers#webhooks) for more information.
6. Add **Parameters** to the workflow by clicking the **+ Add parameter** button. You must add the parameter name and type here, otherwise, parameters passed through the request body of the webhook will be ignored.
<imgstyle={{marginTop:'15px'}}className="screenshot-full"src="/img/workflows/trigger-using-webhook/parameters.png"alt="Add parameters to your webhook"/>
<imgstyle={{marginTop:'15px'}}className="screenshot-full"src="/img/workflows/trigger-using-webhook/parameters-postman.png"alt="Enter the parameters in postman"/>
This was a basic example of how you can trigger workflows using webhooks. You can use webhooks to connect ToolJet to external applications and services for advanced use-cases and event-driven automation.