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How Do I Edit a Webhook in Feedspace?

Last updated on June 15, 2026

Overview

You can update a webhook in Feedspace at any time without deleting and recreating it. Editable fields include the webhook name, the endpoint URL it posts to, and which review events trigger it. Changes take effect immediately after you save, and the webhook secret stays the same unless you choose to regenerate it.

What You Can Edit

  • Webhook name: A label to help you identify the webhook in your list.
  • Endpoint URL: The HTTPS address that receives the webhook payload. Must start with https://.
  • Events: Which review events (text, video, audio) trigger this webhook. You can add or remove events at any time.

Steps to Edit a Webhook

  1. In the left sidebar, click Automation under the Workspace section.
  2. Click the Webhook tab at the top of the Automation page.
  3. Find the webhook you want to edit in the list.
  4. Click the Edit icon (pencil or settings icon) in the Action column next to that webhook.
  5. In the edit panel that opens, update any of the following:
    • The webhook name
    • The endpoint URL
    • The events this webhook listens to (check or uncheck as needed)
  6. Click Save (or Update) to apply your changes.

Your changes are applied to the existing webhook immediately. No new webhook is created, and the webhook secret remains unchanged.

How to Regenerate the Webhook Secret Key

The secret key is used to verify that payloads received by your server actually came from Feedspace. If you need to rotate this key, you can regenerate it from the webhook settings:

  1. Open the edit panel for the webhook (follow steps 1 to 4 above).
  2. Locate the Secret Key field in the webhook settings.
  3. Click Regenerate next to the secret key.
  4. Copy the new secret and update your server or receiving application to use it.

Once you regenerate the secret, the old value is immediately invalid. Make sure to update your server before rotating the key, or you may see verification failures on incoming payloads.

Common Confusion

Do I need to recreate the webhook to change the URL?

No. You can update the endpoint URL directly in the edit panel. The webhook secret and event configuration carry over to the new URL, so you do not need to reconfigure anything else.

Will editing the webhook affect deliveries in progress?

Changes take effect immediately after you save. Any new events that occur after the save will use the updated URL and event list. Events that were already in flight before the save are not affected.

I updated the endpoint URL but my server is still receiving requests at the old address

Make sure you clicked Save after entering the new URL. If the old URL is still showing in the webhook list, the change was not saved. Open the edit panel again and confirm the URL before saving.

What You Can Do Next

  • Review the events enabled for this webhook by clicking Edit and checking the active events list.
  • Deactivate the webhook temporarily if you need to pause delivery while making changes to your server.
  • Create an additional webhook if you need the same events delivered to a second endpoint.

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