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title: Webhook enhancements
description: Improved filter options include support for multiple delivery keys
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date_published: 2025-10-15
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# Webhook filter enhancements

**Release date: 15th October 2025**

In this release we've made some enhancements to [webhook filtering](https://amplience.com/developers/docs/integrations/webhooks/customize/#filters), providing developers with greater flexibility in controlling when webhooks requests are sent. The `In` and `Equals` filters now support arrays, which allows you to filter on [multiple delivery keys](https://amplience.com/developers/docs/dev-tools/guides-tutorials/delivery-keys/#multiple-delivery-keys). A new `Is Present` filter checks for the existence of a specified field, so you can now filter on fields that may not be present in the webhook payload.

## The Is Present filter

Fields such as locale and workflow state will only be included in webhook payloads when they have a value set, and not all of the payloads for each webhook event will include these values. Using the `Is Present` filter you can check for the existence of a specified JSON path, such as `payload.workflow`, and the filter condition will only be passed if the field exists in the payload.

In the example shown below, we've set the webhook trigger to "content item- updated" and the payload for this event will only include the workflow status if one is set for the content item.

The `Is Present` filter is selected with a JSON path of `$.payload.workflow`. The filter condition will only be met (and the webhook request sent) when a workflow status is included in the payload.

![The Is Present filter allows developers to check for the existence of a specified JSON path](https://cdn.media.amplience.net/i/ampproduct/webhook-is-present-filter-1?w=1880&fmt=png 'The Is Present filter allows developers to check for the existence of a specified JSON path')

## Filtering on array values

The `In` and `Equals` filters now support arrays, and one of the uses for this is to filter on the value of multiple delivery keys.

In the following example we're using the "content item- updated" webhook event and setting multiple "`In` filter values to check for variant delivery keys set to "mens/shoes" or "womens/shoes". If _either_ of these conditions is met then the filter condition will pass.

To filter on the variant delivery key values array we use the following syntax:

`_meta.deliveryKeys.values[*].value`.

The path will depend on the webhook payload, but in this case it is:

`$.payload.body._meta.deliveryKeys.values[*].value`

![Using the new array filter syntax you can filter on the value of variant delivery keys](https://cdn.media.amplience.net/i/ampproduct/webhook-in-filter-enhancement-1?w=1880&fmt=png 'Using the new array filter syntax you can filter on the value of variant delivery keys')

## Related pages

[Webhook filters](https://amplience.com/developers/docs/integrations/webhooks/customize/#filters)

[Standard webhook payloads](https://amplience.com/developers/docs/integrations/webhooks/payloads/)