A webhook is a way for an app to provide other applications with real-time information. When an event happens in the originating app, it sends an HTTP request to the URL configured for the webhook.
How do I test a webhook?
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You can test a webhook by configuring the endpoint URL, events, and payload format, then using the "Test Webhook" button to send a sample payload. The response will be displayed in the response panel.
What is a webhook secret?
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A webhook secret is a key used to verify that webhook requests are coming from the expected source. It helps prevent unauthorized requests from reaching your endpoint.
Can I save my webhook configurations?
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Yes, you can save your webhook configurations to your browser's local storage. This allows you to quickly access them later without re-entering all the details.
What events can I trigger with webhooks?
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Common webhook events include payment processed, user created, order shipped, form submitted, and many others. The specific events available depend on the service you're integrating with.