Webhooks

Webhooks are a method used in web development to allow one application to send automated messages or data to another application in real time. They are essentially user-defined HTTP callbacks.

By using Webhooks, applications can communicate with each other asynchronously, allowing for near-instantaneous updates and actions based on external events. This makes webhooks particularly useful for integrating different systems or automating workflows that rely on real-time data.

Webhooks created in Iconnek are independent and can be reused in any scenario.

To find Webhooks, look for the Data Management / Webhooks section in the left-hand menu.

How it works

Creating a webhook via Iconnek is very simple. Click on the New Webhook button to add one to the list.

You'll find the URL you can use in the Scenarios / Deployment section by clicking on the webhook you've added.

Use the Description to identify the purpose of your webhook.

Delays allow you to add time before the webhook triggers the scenario. This delay is defined in seconds.

In the Logs section, you'll find details of events over the last 7 days. After 7 days, the log details are deleted from Iconnek's database.

You can see how your webhooks are used in the Dashboard / Run section.