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Sorry I didn't see that.

But that is your problem. For the Pickup tools to work with the setting "Metadaten neben Asset" both files have to have the same name.

So you have to find a way to rename the payload file.

Do both files have the same name?

One way is to embed the text file or the PDF as an Opaque dataset in the other file and in the script access that dataset. It will then be saved as a temp file that you can read from the script.

In the setup of your Webhook you have in the property one item called "Path". It is in a way an unclear name since it really is the unique identifier of your Webhook and that identifier must be part of the URL as a "path" So if you set the path value to "path/mywebhook"...

Have you tried to use different Dataset names from the submit point and then use Make XML to combine them in to one XML that you later pickup to the assembled job. It should work for you

You can do it in other ways.

Best way is to use a webform that send the job to a Switch Webhook. That way your group can't see anything else.

And to create a shell script on the fly with variables you can use the app Execute Command Friend.

Have you tried Set Hierarchy and Archive Hierarchy. It should solve it for you.

Do you have the latest version of the Configurator?

Private data is a very useful thing in Switch. With it you can attach a value (mostly from a variable) to a job. This Private data value can then later in the flow be used to route the job, send and email or do a lot of other things. You pickup that value from a variable [Job.PrivateData] Submit Hie...

If you just want it to trigger you use the job.sendToNull that you have there.
But check with a s.log() that you really end up in that step.

You need a job.sendToSingle for it to go out of the script.

The thing with the property paths in the Webhook is a bit confusing.

See the path as the address to one webhook receiver. It must be unique on your Switch server.

Your URL needs to include the data like what is suggested before. https://yoururl?jobnumber=123456&filename=GES.pdf&numberOfCopies=150 That will then be picked up on the webserver and from there you can send it to Switch. So you QR-code should include the URL with variables. There is a lot o...

Where is the QR-code? Is it on printed paper.

How are they scanning it? Phone or scanner attached to computer? In any case the scanning software is the one who sends the POST, right?