Web Logic Hooks

Overview

Web logic hooks allow you to establish events on a per-module basis for Sugar to send data from the record in focus to an external URL so that additional processing can be completed outside the Sugar application. When a Web Logic Hook is triggered, the data is not sent instantaneously. Rather, the data is queued and processed under the Dispatch Web Logic Hook scheduled job. Once the job is processed through a regular scheduler run, the data for the record that triggered the hook is transmitted to the designated URL in a JSON format for further processing. This can allow you to send this data to other applications within your organization or to manipulate the data and transmit it back to Sugar via the REST API.

Web Logic Hook Fields

The Web Logic Hooks module contains a number of stock fields that come out-of-the-box with Sugar. For information on using and editing various field types, refer to the User Interface documentation. The below definitions are suggested meanings for the fields, but the fields can be leveraged differently to best meet your organization's needs.

Working With Sugar Modules

While the Web Logic Hooks module has some features that only apply to web logic hooks, it also uses the Sidecar user interface that most Sugar modules are based on. The following sections detail menus, views, and actions common to Sidecar modules and contain links to additional information within the page or links to the User Interface documentation. 

Web Logic Hooks Menus

The Web Logic Hooks module contains various options and functionality which are available via menus in the module tab, list view, and record view. The following sections present each menu and its options with links to more information about each option in the User Interface documentation.

Module Tab Menus

Click the Web Logic Hooks module tab in the navigation bar, shown after selecting Web Logic Hooks in the Admin page, to access the Web Logic Hooks list view. You may also click the three-dots menu in the Web Logic Hooks module tab to display the Actions and Recently Viewed menus. The Actions menu allows you to perform important operations within the module. The Recently Viewed menu displays the list of web logic hooks you most recently viewed.

The module tab's Actions menu allows you to perform the following operations:

List View Menus

The Web Logic Hooks list view displays all web logic hook records and allows for searching and filtering to locate specific web logic hooks. You can view the basic details of each record within the field columns of the list view or click a web logic hook's name to open the record view. To access a module's list view, simply click the module's tab in the navigation bar.

List View Mass Actions Menu

The Mass Actions menu to the right of the checkbox option in the list header allows you to perform mass actions on all currently selected records. You can use the checkbox on each record's row to select individual web logic hook records or click the checkbox in the list header to select all records displayed on the current set of list view results.
 

The Mass Actions menu allows you to perform the following operations:

List View Record Actions Menu

The Record Actions menu to the far right of each record's row allows you to perform actions on the individual web logic hook directly from the list view. 

The list view's Record Actions menu allows you to perform the following operations:

Record View Actions Menu

The Web Logic Hooks record view displays a single web logic hook in full detail including its fields. To access a web logic hook's record view, simply click a hyperlinked web logic hook name from the Web Logic Hooks list view. The record view's Actions menu appears on the top right of the page and allows you to perform various operations on the current record.

The Actions menu allows you to perform the following operations: 

Common Views and Actions

In the table below, the left column contains links to the User Interface page covering topics that are applicable to all Sidecar modules. The right column has links to sections of the current page that cover topics specific to web logic hooks.