Hi all,

I am using webhooks to catch website request for our services. 
On our site we have 6 pages that all have a contact form for their independent service. These are customized to the service. E.g. some will need an amount, some will need a timeframe, e.t.c.

To illustrate and simplify my issue, let's say I have two. One for Coffee and one for Apples.
We also ask the clients e-mail.

Since i am automating our quotation proces as much as possible, we want to automatically catagorize them, so that in the next step a 3rd party software knows which quote layout and text to send. 

The automation is as follows.

1. Webhook
2. If body Page Url = mywebsite.com/coffee
   1. Create record
   2. Workflow: Coffee (Static)
   3.  E-mail (Dynamic, 'body e-mail')
   4. Amount (Dynamic, 'body amount-coffee')
3. Otherwise if body Page Url = mywebsite.com/apple
   1. Create record
   2. Workflow: Apples (Static)
   3.  E-mail (Dynamic, 'body e-mail')
   4. Amount (Dynamic, 'body amount-apple')

Now this gives me a problem when I test the automation with a webhook. If i request Coffee, i get a 'fix error' on the 'create record - body amount-apple'. And vice versa.
"Amount-apple is not a valid property of body". 

Of course, this is correct. If i request coffee, it will not send that other body. I could also easily fix this issue by renaming the body on the website. Or by making more automations with different webhooks.

My question though is why this should matter when I am using conditional logic? In my mind, since the request comes from the 'coffee' site, it should not flow in to the 'create record - apple' flow and therefor this should not be an issue. 

Many thanks.