You can now set an Alias to create a custom URL path for your webhook trigger. The resulting webhook URL is formatted as https://{domain}/url/{alias}. For example: https://example.retool.com/url/test-webhook.
You can also configure your custom URL path to include dynamic path parameters. This allows you to capture variable data directly from the request path and pass it to the workflow as input.
For example, you could set Alias to /orders/:id/status. A user would send a request to https://example.retool.com/url/my-custom-alias/orders/12345/status. The path parameter :id is dynamically resolved to 12345, and this value is then passed to the workflow as part of the execution input.