Every webhook is a data goldmine you're probably wasting.
When Stripe charges a customer, when GitHub pushes a commit, when Typeform receives a response â your app fires a webhook. That data arrives once, gets processed, and disappears.
Most developers handle webhooks reactively: catch the event, do the thing, move on. But every webhook is also a record â a timestamped, structured snapshot of what happened in your business.
Here's a 4-node n8n workflow that saves every incoming webhook to a Postgres database automatically. Set it up once, and you'll have a queryable log of every webhook event your systems generate.
What the workflow does
