Webhooks

📋 Viewing Webhooks

The Webhooks list shows all available webhooks with the following columns:

• Webhook Name – A unique name to identify the webhook.
• Description – Optional short text about its purpose.
• Workflow – The linked workflow that the webhook triggers.
• Active – Whether the webhook is currently active (Active, Inactive).
• Actions – Kebab menu with options: View, Edit, Delete, Deactivate.

Invalid workflows are marked with a warning tag Invalid workflow.

➕ Creating a New Webhook

1. Click the + New Webhook button.
2. Fill in the required fields:
   • Webhook Name
   • Workflow – Select the workflow the webhook should trigger.
   • Description (optional)
3. Click Save to activate the webhook.

✏️ Editing a Webhook

1. Locate the webhook in the list and click the kebab menu (⋮) → Edit.
2. Update any of the fields:
   • Webhook Name
   • Description
   • Workflow
3. Click Save.

Editing is useful for correcting naming, switching the workflow, or updating documentation.

🗑️ Managing Webhooks

From the Actions menu you can:

• View – Open details in read-only mode.
• Edit – Update configuration (see above).
• Delete – Remove the webhook permanently.
• Deactivate – Temporarily disable the webhook.

Use Deactivate rather than delete if you may re-enable the webhook later.

🔍 Notes

• Webhooks with missing or deleted workflows are marked as Invalid workflow.
• You can search and sort webhooks using the tools at the top-right of the page.