Webhooks
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Webhooks are a feature that allows users to receive real-time notifications and data updates from external systems or services. They enable seamless integration and communication between Hubler and other platforms, facilitating data synchronization and triggering actions within Hubler based on external events.
Whenever a specific event or action takes place in an external system or service, a webhook is initiated, transmitting an HTTP POST request to a designated URL endpoint in Hubler. This request encapsulates pertinent data or information associated with the event. Hubler processes the received webhook request, empowering users to promptly respond or modify data within the platform.
Go to the "App Studio" section.
Click on the hamburger menu located in the top left corner of the screen.
Select "Integration" from the list of options that appear.
This will navigate you to a screen with four different integration options as mentioned below:
Clcik on each to learn more.
Static Webhooks in Hubler are pre-configured endpoints that allow Hubler to receive and process HTTP requests containing data or notifications from external systems or services.
Single Sign-On (SSO) is an authentication mechanism that enables users to access multiple applications or systems using a single set of credentials.
Outgoing Webhooks in Hubler are notifications or HTTP requests sent from Hubler to external systems or services in response to specific events or triggers within the platform.
Incoming Webhooks in Hubler are HTTP requests initiated by external systems or services to send data, notifications, or trigger actions within Hubler.
