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How to use HTTP Request node

Using this node, you can send HTTP(S) requests to external services or APIs. It allows you to connect Chatdaddy with other systems and softwares Ex: When a form is submitted in Cha…

Updated Apr 15, 2026

Using this node, you can send HTTP(S) requests to external services or APIs. It allows you to connect Chatdaddy with other systems and softwares

Ex: When a form is submitted in ChatDaddy, you want to create a Google Calendar event

How to use the HTTP request node

There are two ways to send a HTTP request in Chatdaddy:

💡 Note: We suggest users to use the **HTTP Request Node **as it has lesser limitations compared to the Action Node

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