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How Do I Create a Webhook in Feedspace?

Last updated on September 23, 2026

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 moment a new review comes in.

Before you start

  • Have a server or service ready to receive POST requests. The endpoint URL must use HTTPS. HTTP URLs are not accepted.
  • Check the Feedspace webhook documentation to understand the payload format your endpoint will receive.

Steps to create a webhook

Step 1: Open Automation

Sign in to Feedspace and click Automation in the left sidebar, under the Workspace section.

Step 2: Open the Webhook tab

Click the Webhook tab at the top of the Automation page. The webhook table opens, listing any endpoints you have already added.

Step 3: Click Create Webhook

Click Create Webhook at the top right of the Webhook Settings panel. The Create New Webhook window opens.

The Create Webhook button on the Webhook tab

Step 4: Enter your endpoint URL

Type the URL that will receive the data into the Endpoint URL field. It must start with https://, and Feedspace tells you in the window if it does not.

The Endpoint URL field in the Create New Webhook window

Step 5: Save the webhook

Click Create Webhook in the window. The window closes and your new endpoint appears in the table with every event subscribed.

The Create Webhook button inside the Create New Webhook window

Step 6: Activate it

A new webhook starts inactive. Click Activate in the Action column to start receiving event data. To change which events reach it, click the Events button on its row.

Troubleshooting

I see a validation error when entering my URL

Check that the URL starts with https:// and is a properly formatted web address. URLs starting with http:// are rejected. Also make sure there are no spaces or special characters in the URL.

I have reached the maximum number of webhooks

If you see a message saying you have reached the webhook limit, delete an existing webhook before creating a new one, or upgrade your plan to get access to more webhooks.

What’s next

  • Click Activate on the new webhook row to start delivery, or click the Events button to customize which review events it should receive.
  • Copy the webhook secret shown in the row to verify incoming requests on your server.
  • To stop a webhook permanently, click the trash icon in the Action column to delete it.

Common questions

My webhook was created but I am not receiving any data

Newly created webhooks start in an inactive state. Click Activate in the Action column on the webhook row to begin delivery. All available events are subscribed by default, so no additional event configuration is required before activating.

Can I have more than one webhook?

Yes. You can create multiple webhooks, each pointing to a different endpoint and listening to different events. The number of active webhooks available depends on your plan.

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