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Connect PostHog to FastHook to query analytics and manage flags, dashboards, surveys and other project data in workflows.
Webhook · PostHog
Connect PostHog with OAuth, select your organization and project, then send a JSON object to the FastHook webhook URL. Send an event name. This reads one page of matching events; use the returned next URL to continue. Secure the source before activation. Repeated requests or reruns repeat the read. Sample data is fictional.
Webhook · PostHog
Connect PostHog with OAuth, select your organization and project, then send a JSON object to the FastHook webhook URL. Send a unique key and name. The flag stays disabled until you enable it in PostHog. Secure the source before activation. Repeated requests or reruns can repeat writes. Sample data is fictional.
Webhook · PostHog
Connect PostHog with OAuth, select your organization and project, then send a JSON object to the FastHook webhook URL. Send content and an ISO 8601 date_marker. Secure the source before activation. Repeated requests or reruns can repeat writes. Sample data is fictional.
Choose a PostHog Action and connect your US Cloud account through OAuth. Review the broad scope request for the generated API catalog, then enter your project ID where an Action asks for it.
Connect your accounts and map the required fields from earlier steps. Test with data you control before activation.
Catalog methods are generated from the official API schema; availability depends on your PostHog role, plan, granted scopes and product flags. A listed Action is not a claim of live verification. The catalog covers the US Cloud private JSON API. Public event capture, EU Cloud routing, multipart and binary operations are separate transports that are not yet enabled. List Actions return one provider page with its next URL. Map the documented cursor or page parameter for further pages. OAuth requests broad access for this catalog. Review the scopes at consent. Disconnect removes the FastHook connection; PostHog can also revoke connected applications. PostHog applies endpoint-specific rate limits and response-size limits. Some high-volume exports need batch or file download APIs.
Build your Workflow
Choose a Trigger from another app, then add PostHog as an Action.
Choose a PostHog Action and connect your US Cloud account through OAuth. Review the broad scope request for the generated API catalog, then enter your project ID where an Action asks for it.
Use named Actions generated from the official PostHog OpenAPI schema. Query project analytics, people, events, dashboards and feature flags. Create or update supported project resources with a scoped OAuth grant. Start from a FastHook Webhook, Schedule or another app
Catalog methods are generated from the official API schema; availability depends on your PostHog role, plan, granted scopes and product flags. A listed Action is not a claim of live verification. The catalog covers the US Cloud private JSON API. Public event capture, EU Cloud routing, multipart and binary operations are separate transports that are not yet enabled. List Actions return one provider page with its next URL. Map the documented cursor or page parameter for further pages. OAuth requests broad access for this catalog. Review the scopes at consent. Disconnect removes the FastHook connection; PostHog can also revoke connected applications. PostHog applies endpoint-specific rate limits and response-size limits. Some high-volume exports need batch or file download APIs.
Choose a ready-made PostHog Workflow, connect your accounts, and test it before activation.
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