Tableau Connector

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Description

Tableau is an interactive data visualization software company focused on business intelligence. This component allows managing users, projects, workbooks, and connections through the Tableau REST API.

API Documentation

This component was built using the Tableau REST API Documentation.

Connections

Personal Access Token

key: privateKey

This component uses Personal Access Token authentication to interact with the Tableau REST API. Create a connection of type Personal Access Token.

Setup Steps

Log in to Tableau.
Click the user icon in the top right, and click My Account Settings.
Under Personal Access Tokens, type in a Token Name and select Create new token. Take note of the Token Name and Token Secret. These are entered into the connection in a moment.
Locate the Tableau URL. It looks like https://10ay.online.tableau.com/#/site/MarketingTeam/workbooks. The 10ay.online.tableau.com portion is the Host Name, and MarketingTeam is the Site ID.

Configure the Connection

Token Name: The name of the Personal Access Token created above.
Token Secret: The secret value of the Personal Access Token created above.
Host Name: The Tableau server host, without the https:// prefix (for example, 10ay.online.tableau.com).
Site ID: The Tableau site identifier (for example, MarketingTeam).

For additional information regarding authentication, refer to the Tableau docs.

Input	Notes	Example
Host Name	Provide a string value for the host name of the Tableau server, without the https://	10ay.online.tableau.com
Site ID	The ID of your Tableau site (MarketingTeam part of https://10ay.online.tableau.com/#/site/MarketingTeam/workbooks)	MarketingTeam
Token Secret	Provide a string value for the Tableau Token. This value can be created from your Tableau account.	xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx==:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Token Name	Provide a string value for the name of the Tableau Token.	My Token

Triggers

New and Updated Records

Checks for new and updated records in a selected Tableau resource type on a configured schedule. | key: pollChangesTrigger

Input	Notes	Example
Resource Type	The Tableau resource collection to poll for new and updated records.	workbooks
Show New Records	When true, records whose `createdAt` falls after the last poll are emitted on the `created` branch.	true
Show Updated Records	When true, records whose `updatedAt` falls after the last poll but were created earlier are emitted on the `updated` branch.	true
Connection

This trigger checks for new and updated records in a selected Tableau resource collection (workbooks, views, or data sources) on a configured schedule. Use it to drive a flow whenever a tracked resource is created or modified, without configuring a webhook subscription.

On each poll, the trigger queries the selected resource collection for records whose updatedAt timestamp is at or after the previous poll time. Each matching record is then sorted into one of two branches: records that were also created during the window go to the created branch, and records that existed earlier but were modified go to the updated branch. Both branches are configurable and enabled by default.

How It Works

The trigger runs on the configured schedule and reads the stored timestamp of the previous poll. On the first run, the current time is used, so the initial poll establishes a baseline and returns no records.
It queries the selected Tableau resource collection (workbooks, views, or data sources) for records whose updatedAt is at or after the previous poll time, sorted oldest to newest.
Each returned record is classified by comparing its createdAt to the previous poll time:
- created: the createdAt is after the previous poll time, so the record was born during this window. Emitted on the created branch when Show New Records is enabled.
- updated: the createdAt is at or before the previous poll time, so the record existed earlier and was only modified. Emitted on the updated branch when Show Updated Records is enabled.
The trigger stores a new cursor for the next poll. Normally this is the current poll time. If the result set is truncated at the page cap, the cursor is instead set to the newest updatedAt in the fetched records, so the remaining records are captured on the following poll.

State is maintained automatically between executions. The stored cursor is the only state the trigger keeps, and it advances forward each poll so that records are not processed twice under normal conditions.

Returned Data

Fields shown are representative. The full response object includes additional properties.

The trigger returns a body.data object containing two arrays, created and updated. Each holds the matching Tableau records for that branch, and either array may be empty depending on what changed and which branches are enabled.

Example Payload

{
  "data": {
    "created": [
      {
        "id": "a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890",
        "name": "Q2 Sales Dashboard",
        "contentUrl": "Q2SalesDashboard",
        "createdAt": "2026-05-26T14:30:00Z",
        "updatedAt": "2026-05-26T14:30:00Z",
        "project": {
          "id": "1f2f3e4e-5d6d-7c8c-9b0b-1a2a3f4f5e6e",
          "name": "Marketing Analytics"
        },
        "owner": { "id": "abc12e4e-5d6d-7c8c-9b0b-1a2a3f4f5e90" }
      }
    ],
    "updated": [
      {
        "id": "f1e2d3c4-b5a6-9870-fedc-ba0987654321",
        "name": "Pipeline Overview",
        "contentUrl": "PipelineOverview",
        "createdAt": "2026-04-12T09:00:00Z",
        "updatedAt": "2026-05-26T15:45:00Z",
        "project": {
          "id": "1f2f3e4e-5d6d-7c8c-9b0b-1a2a3f4f5e6e",
          "name": "Marketing Analytics"
        },
        "owner": { "id": "abc12e4e-5d6d-7c8c-9b0b-1a2a3f4f5e90" }
      }
    ]
  }
}

Refer to the Tableau Workbooks and Views Methods documentation for the full set of fields available on each record.

Notes

The first poll returns no records. It only sets the baseline cursor that later polls compare against.
When a single poll returns more records than the page cap allows, the result is truncated and the cursor advances to the newest fetched updatedAt. The remaining records are picked up on the next poll, so no changes are lost.
Tableau REST API rate limits apply. Very frequent schedules may exhaust available API capacity.

Example Payload for New and Updated Records⤓

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Webhook Events

Receive event notifications from Tableau. Automatically creates and manages a webhook subscription for the selected events when the instance is deployed, and removes the subscription when the instance is deleted. | key: tableauTrigger

Input	Notes	Example
API Version	The version of the Tableau API to use.	3.6
Connection
API Event Name	The events to subscribe to.
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

The Webhook Events trigger receives Tableau webhook notifications in real time. This trigger automatically manages webhook subscriptions. Unlike manual webhook setups, the entire lifecycle is handled automatically.

How It Works

When this trigger is used in a flow:

On Instance Deploy: The trigger automatically creates webhook subscriptions in Tableau for each selected event type, pointing to the instance's unique webhook URL.
On Instance Deletion: The trigger automatically removes the webhook subscriptions from Tableau.

When Tableau fires a matching event, the trigger receives the webhook payload and fetches additional event information before passing it to the flow.

Configuration

Configure the following inputs:

Connection (required): The Tableau connection used to manage the webhook subscription and fetch event data.
API Event Name (required): Select one or more Tableau event types to subscribe to. Multiple events can be selected.
API Version: The version of the Tableau REST API to use (default: 3.6).
Timeout: The maximum time (in milliseconds) the client will wait for a response.

Event Types

Available Events (7)

Event	Description
`UserDeleted`	A user is deleted from the Tableau site
`WorkbookUpdated`	A workbook is updated
`WorkbookCreated`	A new workbook is created
`WorkbookDeleted`	A workbook is deleted
`WorkbookRefreshStarted`	A workbook extract refresh has started
`WorkbookRefreshSucceeded`	A workbook extract refresh completed successfully
`WorkbookRefreshFailed`	A workbook extract refresh failed

Refer to the Tableau Webhooks Events and Payloads documentation for the complete and up-to-date list of available events.

Returned Data

Example Payload

{
  "resource": "WORKBOOK",
  "event_type": "WorkbookUpdated",
  "resource_name": "My Workbook",
  "site_luid": "a946d148-...",
  "resource_luid": "f12a9855-...",
  "created_at": "2024-01-15T10:30:00Z"
}

The trigger automatically fetches additional event information from Tableau before returning the payload to the flow.

Example Payload for Webhook Events⤓

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Data Sources

Select Connection

Select a connection from a workbook in your Tableau site. | key: selectConnection | type: picklist

Input	Notes	Example
Connection
Workbook ID	The unique identifier for the workbook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Select Connection⤓

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Select Project

A picklist of projects in your Tableau site. | key: selectProject | type: picklist

Input	Notes	Example
Connection

Example Payload for Select Project⤓

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Select User

A picklist of users in your Tableau site. | key: selectUser | type: picklist

Input	Notes	Example
Connection

Example Payload for Select User⤓

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Select Webhook

A picklist of webhooks in your Tableau site. | key: selectWebhook | type: picklist

Input	Notes	Example
API Version	The version of the Tableau API to use.	3.6
Connection

Example Payload for Select Webhook⤓

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Select Workbook

A picklist of workbooks in your Tableau site. | key: selectWorkbook | type: picklist

Input	Notes	Example
Connection

Example Payload for Select Workbook⤓

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Actions

Create Project

Create a new project in a Tableau site. | key: createProject

Input	Notes	Example
Content Permissions	Controls user permissions in a project. A nested project inherits the parent's permissions and this setting has no effect.	ManagedByOwner
Description	A description of the project.	This is an example description
Parent Project ID	The unique identifier for the parent project.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Project Name	The name of the project.	MyProject
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for Create Project⤓

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Create User

Create a new user in a Tableau site. | key: createUser

Input	Notes	Example
Auth Setting	The authentication method used to sign the user in.	ServerDefault
Site Role	The role assigned to the user on the site.	Explorer
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Username	The username of the user. For Tableau Online, this value is an email address.	someone@example.com

Example Payload for Create User⤓

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Create Webhook

Create a new webhook for a site. | key: createWebhook

Input	Notes	Example
API Version	The version of the Tableau API to use.	3.6
API Event Name	The name of the Tableau event that triggers the webhook.
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Webhook Enabled	If true (default), the newly created webhook is enabled. If false then the webhook will be disabled.	true
Webhook Name	A name for the webhook.	My Webhook
Webhook URL	The destination URL for the webhook. The webhook destination URL must be https and have a valid certificate.	https://example.com/webhook

Example Payload for Create Webhook⤓

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Delete Project

Delete an existing project by ID. | key: deleteProjects

Input	Notes	Example
Project ID	The unique identifier for the project.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for Delete Project⤓

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Delete User

Delete an existing user by ID. | key: deleteUser

Input	Notes	Example
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
User ID	The unique identifier for the user.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Delete User⤓

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Delete Webhook

Delete the specified webhook. | key: deleteWebhook

Input	Notes	Example
API Version	The version of the Tableau API to use.	3.6
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Webhook ID	The unique identifier for the webhook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Delete Webhook⤓

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Delete Workbook

Delete an existing workbook by ID. | key: deleteWorkbook

Input	Notes	Example
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Workbook ID	The unique identifier for the workbook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Delete Workbook⤓

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Get Project

Retrieve an existing project by ID. | key: getProject

Input	Notes	Example
Project Name	The name of the project.	MyProject
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for Get Project⤓

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Get User

Retrieve an existing user by ID. | key: getUser

Input	Notes	Example
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
User ID	The unique identifier for the user.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Get User⤓

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Get Webhook

Retrieve information about the specified webhook. | key: getWebhook

Input	Notes	Example
API Version	The version of the Tableau API to use.	3.6
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Webhook ID	The unique identifier for the webhook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Get Webhook⤓

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Get Workbook

Retrieve an existing workbook by ID. | key: getWorkbook

Input	Notes	Example
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Workbook ID	The unique identifier for the workbook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Get Workbook⤓

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List Connections

Retrieve a list of connections from a Tableau workbook. | key: listConnections

Input	Notes	Example
Page Number	The page offset for the given object's results.	3
Page Size	The maximum number of results to return.	20
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Workbook ID	The unique identifier for the workbook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for List Connections⤓

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List Projects

Retrieve a list of projects from a Tableau site. | key: listProjects

Input	Notes	Example
Page Number	The page offset for the given object's results.	3
Page Size	The maximum number of results to return.	20
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for List Projects⤓

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List Users

Retrieve a list of users from a Tableau site. | key: listUsers

Input	Notes	Example
Page Number	The page offset for the given object's results.	3
Page Size	The maximum number of results to return.	20
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for List Users⤓

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List Webhooks

Retrieve a list of all the webhooks on the specified site. | key: listWebhooks

Input	Notes	Example
API Version	The version of the Tableau API to use.	3.6
Page Number	The page offset for the given object's results.	3
Page Size	The maximum number of results to return.	20
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for List Webhooks⤓

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List Workbooks

Retrieve a list of workbooks from a Tableau site. | key: listWorkbooks

Input	Notes	Example
Page Number	The page offset for the given object's results.	3
Page Size	The maximum number of results to return.	20
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for List Workbooks⤓

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Publish Workbook

Publish a workbook on the specified site. | key: publishWorkbook

Input	Notes	Example
As Job	When false, the workbook publishing process runs synchronously and may time out for very large workbooks. When true, the process runs asynchronously and a job starts to perform the publishing process and return the job ID.	false
Overwrite	True to overwrite a workbook that has the same name, or false to fail if the specified workbook already exists.	false
Skip Connection Check	If true, then the Tableau server will not check if a non-published connection of a workbook is reachable.	false
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Upload Session Id	When committing a file that was uploaded in parts, this value contains the upload session ID generated by a call to Initiate File Upload.
Workbook File Contents	The twbx file to upload as binary data.
Workbook Type	twb or twbx to indicate whether the uploaded file is a workbook file (twb) or a packaged workbook file (twbx).
Workbook XML		`<tsRequest> <workbook name="workbook-name"> <project id="project-id"></project> </workbook> </tsRequest>`

Example Payload for Publish Workbook⤓

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Raw Request

Send raw HTTP request to Tableau. | key: rawRequest

Input	Notes	Example
API Version	The version of the Tableau API to use.	3.6
Connection
Data	The HTTP body payload to send to the URL.	{"exampleKey": "Example Data"}
Debug Request	Enabling this flag will log out the current request.	false
File Data	File Data to be sent as a multipart form upload.	[{key: "example.txt", value: "My File Contents"}]
File Data File Names	File names to apply to the file data inputs. Keys must match the file data keys above.
Form Data	The Form Data to be sent as a multipart form upload.	[{"key": "Example Key", "value": new Buffer("Hello World")}]
Header	A list of headers to send with the request.	User-Agent: curl/7.64.1
Max Retry Count	The maximum number of retries to attempt. Specify 0 for no retries.	0
Method	The HTTP method to use.
Query Parameter	A list of query parameters to send with the request. This is the portion at the end of the URL similar to ?key1=value1&key2=value2.
Response Type	The type of data you expect in the response. You can request json, text, or binary data.	json
Retry On All Errors	If true, retries on all erroneous responses regardless of type. This is helpful when retrying after HTTP 429 or other 3xx or 4xx errors. Otherwise, only retries on HTTP 5xx and network errors.	false
Retry Delay (ms)	The delay in milliseconds between retries. This is used when 'Use Exponential Backoff' is disabled.	0
Timeout	The maximum time that a client will await a response to its request	2000
URL	Input the path only (/projects); the base URL is already included (https://{inputHostName}/api/{inputApiVersion}/sites/{siteId}). For example, to connect to https://{inputHostName}/api/{inputApiVersion}/sites/{siteId}/projects, enter only /projects in this field. Note: {inputHostName} is derived from the Host Name input in the connection configuration, {inputApiVersion} is based on the API Version input (default is 3.3), and {siteId} is automatically appended.	/projects
Use Exponential Backoff	Specifies whether to use a pre-defined exponential backoff strategy for retries. When enabled, 'Retry Delay (ms)' is ignored.	false

Example Payload for Raw Request⤓

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Search Connections

Search for a specific connection in a workbook. | key: searchConnections

Input	Notes	Example
Page Number	The page offset for the given object's results.	3
Page Size	The maximum number of results to return.	20
Search Field	The field to filter connections on.	serverAddress
Search	The text value to search on.	My Project
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Workbook ID	The unique identifier for the workbook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Search Connections⤓

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Search Projects

Search for a specific project by a string of text. | key: searchProjects

Input	Notes	Example
Page Number	The page offset for the given object's results.	3
Page Size	The maximum number of results to return.	20
Search Field	The field to search. Dates should follow the ISO format: 2016-05-04T21:24:49Z	Name
Search	The text value to search on.	My Project
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for Search Projects⤓

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Search Users

Search for a specific user by a string of text. | key: searchUsers

Input	Notes	Example
Page Number	The page offset for the given object's results.	3
Page Size	The maximum number of results to return.	20
Search Field	The field to search. Dates should follow the ISO format: 2016-05-04T21:24:49Z	Name
Search	The text value to search on.	john.doe@test.com
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for Search Users⤓

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Search Workbooks

Search for a specific workbook by a string of text. | key: searchWorkbooks

Input	Notes	Example
Filter Operator	The operator to use when searching.	eq
Page Number	The page offset for the given object's results.	3
Page Size	The maximum number of results to return.	20
Search Field	The field to search.	Tags
Search	The text value to search on.	Tag 1, Tag 2, My 3rd Tag
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for Search Workbooks⤓

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Test Webhook

Test the specified webhook by sending an empty payload to its configured destination URL and returning the server response. | key: testWebhook

Input	Notes	Example
API Version	The version of the Tableau API to use.	3.6
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Webhook ID	The unique identifier for the webhook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Test Webhook⤓

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Update Connection

Update the information and metadata of an existing connection by ID. | key: updateConnection

Input	Notes	Example
Connection ID	The unique identifier for the connection.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Connection Password	The password used to authenticate the connection.	mySafePassword
Connection Username	The username used to authenticate the connection.	myExampleUsername
Embed Password	When true, embeds the password for the connection.	false
Query Tagging Enabled	When true, associates a server log query event with the Tableau resource that made the query.	false
Server Address	The address of the server to connect to.	192.168.0.1
Server Port	The port of the server to connect to.	8080
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Workbook ID	The unique identifier for the workbook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374

Example Payload for Update Connection⤓

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Update Project

Update the contents and metadata of an existing project by ID. | key: updateProject

Input	Notes	Example
Content Permissions	Controls user permissions in a project. A nested project inherits the parent's permissions and this setting has no effect.	ManagedByOwner
Description	A description of the project.	This is an example description
Parent Project ID	The unique identifier for the parent project.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Project ID	The unique identifier for the project.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Project Name	The name of the project.	MyProject
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000

Example Payload for Update Project⤓

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Update User

Update the information and metadata of an existing user. | key: updateUser

Input	Notes	Example
Auth Setting	The authentication method used to sign the user in.	ServerDefault
Site Role	The role assigned to the user on the site.	Explorer
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
User ID	The unique identifier for the user.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Username	The username of the user. For Tableau Online, this value is an email address.	someone@example.com

Example Payload for Update User⤓

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Update Webhook

Update the properties of an existing webhook. | key: updateWebhook

Input	Notes	Example
API Version	The version of the Tableau API to use.	3.6
API Event Name	The name of the Tableau event that triggers the webhook.
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
Webhook Disable Reason	The reason a webhook is disabled.	This webhook is disabled because of a reason.
Webhook Enabled	If true (default), the newly created webhook is enabled. If false then the webhook will be disabled.	true
Webhook ID	The unique identifier for the webhook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Webhook Name	A name for the webhook.	My Webhook
Webhook URL	The destination URL for the webhook. The webhook destination URL must be https and have a valid certificate.	https://example.com/webhook

Example Payload for Update Webhook⤓

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Update Workbook

Update the information and metadata of an existing workbook by ID. | key: updateWorkbook

Input	Notes	Example
Project ID	The unique identifier for the project.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Show Tabs	When true, the updated workbook shows views in tabs.	false
Connection
Timeout	The maximum amount of time the client will await a response.	3000
User ID	The unique identifier for the user.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Workbook ID	The unique identifier for the workbook.	f12a9855-1059-4cd7-9e6a-a4ba5089e374
Workbook Name	The name of the workbook.	My Workbook

Example Payload for Update Workbook⤓

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Changelog

2026-06-04

Added the New and Updated Records polling trigger that monitors workbooks, views, and data sources for records created or updated since the last poll, routing newly created records to the created branch and modified records to the updated branch

2026-04-30

Updated spectral version

2026-04-07

Added trigger documentation

2026-03-31

Various modernizations and documentation updates

2026-03-13

Removed the Debug Request input from all action inputs. Debug logging is now controlled internally and no longer appears as a configurable field in actions.

2026-03-05

Added inline data source for connections to enable dynamic dropdown selection

2026-02-26

Added inline data sources for projects, workbooks, users, and webhooks to enable dynamic dropdown selection

Tableau Connector

Description​

API Documentation​

Connections​

Personal Access Token​

Setup Steps​

Configure the Connection​

Triggers​

New and Updated Records​

How It Works​

Returned Data​

Notes​

Webhook Events​

How It Works​

Configuration​

Event Types​

Returned Data​

Data Sources​

Select Connection​

Select Project​

Select User​

Select Webhook​

Select Workbook​

Actions​

Create Project​

Create User​

Create Webhook​

Delete Project​

Delete User​

Delete Webhook​

Delete Workbook​

Get Project​

Get User​

Get Webhook​

Get Workbook​

List Connections​

List Projects​

List Users​

List Webhooks​

List Workbooks​

Publish Workbook​

Raw Request​

Search Connections​

Search Projects​

Search Users​

Search Workbooks​

Test Webhook​

Update Connection​

Update Project​

Update User​

Update Webhook​

Update Workbook​

Changelog​

2026-06-04​

2026-04-30​

2026-04-07​

2026-03-31​

2026-03-13​

2026-03-05​

2026-02-26​

Description

API Documentation

Connections

Personal Access Token

Setup Steps

Configure the Connection

Triggers

New and Updated Records

How It Works

Returned Data

Notes

Webhook Events

How It Works

Configuration

Event Types

Returned Data

Data Sources

Select Connection

Select Project

Select User

Select Webhook

Select Workbook

Actions

Create Project

Create User

Create Webhook

Delete Project

Delete User

Delete Webhook

Delete Workbook

Get Project

Get User

Get Webhook

Get Workbook

List Connections

List Projects

List Users

List Webhooks

List Workbooks

Publish Workbook

Raw Request

Search Connections

Search Projects

Search Users

Search Workbooks

Test Webhook

Update Connection

Update Project

Update User

Update Webhook

Update Workbook

Changelog

2026-06-04

2026-04-30

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