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Here is a step-by-step approach - Check Your Webhook Data Mapping: Ensure the data from the webhook is being passed correctly into the email fields (subject, body, etc.). Sometimes the test emails appear empty because the webhook data isn’t properly mapped to the email fields. - Custom Fields in Workflows: You might need to create custom fields in GHL to capture the incoming data from the webhook (e.g., the subject line, content, etc.). Once you have these fields set up, map the webhook data to those fields properly in the workflow. - Selecting the Broadcast List: In GHL, email broadcasts are separate from workflows. You can't directly select a broadcast list in a workflow. Instead, set up a workflow that triggers an action (like sending an email) to a specific segment of your contacts. For the broadcast list, you’ll need to make sure your contact list is segmented and targeted correctly inside GHL. - Email Action in Workflow: Within your workflow, use the "Send Email" action and choose the custom email template that you want to send. This email should reference the custom fields you created for subject and body content. You can then choose the audience by selecting the relevant tags or contacts based on your broadcast list segmentation. - Test in Workflow: When testing the workflow, make sure you use real data from the webhook, not just the test data, to see the actual email output. Also, check the email logs to make sure no errors are happening during the email sending process. - Automation Tools: If GoHighLevel doesn’t allow you to easily trigger a broadcast from the workflow, consider using third-party tools like Zapier or Integromat (Make) to connect the webhook and trigger the broadcast list more seamlessly. Once you've mapped everything correctly and tested the workflow with live data, it should trigger the emails automatically without issue. Please don't hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions