HTTP destinations use HTTP requests to route data to web apps or services.

To configure an HTTP destination:

  • In URL, enter the path to the HTTP destination where you want to route data.
  • Optional: In Format, specify the format in which Axiom sends data to the destination.
  • Optional: In Headers, specify any headers you want Axiom to send to the destination.
  • In Authorization type, select one of the following options to authorize requests to the HTTP destination:
    • Select None if the destination doesn’t require authorization to receive data.
    • Select Authorization header to authorize requests to the destination with the Authorization request header, and specify the value of the request header. For example, Basic 123. For more information, see the MDN documentation.
    • Select Basic to authorize requests to the destination with username and password, and specify your login credentials.

HTTP destinations use HTTP requests to route data to web apps or services.

To configure an HTTP destination:

  • In URL, enter the path to the HTTP destination where you want to route data.
  • Optional: In Format, specify the format in which Axiom sends data to the destination.
  • Optional: In Headers, specify any headers you want Axiom to send to the destination.
  • In Authorization type, select one of the following options to authorize requests to the HTTP destination:
    • Select None if the destination doesn’t require authorization to receive data.
    • Select Authorization header to authorize requests to the destination with the Authorization request header, and specify the value of the request header. For example, Basic 123. For more information, see the MDN documentation.
    • Select Basic to authorize requests to the destination with username and password, and specify your login credentials.