Every webhook in Feedspace starts in an inactive state after it is created. An inactive webhook does not send any event data to your endpoint. You need to activate it once before it begins delivering payloads.
All webhooks start inactive after creation. You need to click Activate in the Action column once before the webhook begins delivering event payloads to your endpoint.
Yes. Events that happen before you activate the webhook are not queued or retried. Only events that occur after activation are delivered to your endpoint.
Overview A webhook in Feedspace sends real-time data to a URL you control whenever a review event occurs. You create the webhook by entering your server’s endpoint URL, and then select which review events should trigger it. This lets you receive notifications or trigger workflows in your own system the...
Overview When you create a webhook in Feedspace, all available events are subscribed by default. You can update the event selection at any time to limit which review events trigger your webhook, without deleting or recreating it. How to select events for a webhook Available webhook events What’s next Common...
Overview Webhooks in Feedspace let your external applications receive instant notifications whenever an event occurs in your workspace. Instead of repeatedly polling the API for updates, Feedspace pushes event data to a URL you provide the moment something happens, making your integrations faster and more efficient. For example, a development...