RecruitApp.ai makes it easy to manage your webhooks through the administrative dashboard. Whether you want to monitor webhook performance, pause or delete an existing webhook, or add a new one, the webhooks management section provides all the tools you need. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you navigate this feature effectively.
Accessing the Webhooks Section
To manage your webhooks, follow these steps:
- Log in to your RecruitApp.ai account.
- Navigate to the Administrative Dashboard section.
- Select Integrations, and then click on Webhooks.
From here, you'll see a comprehensive overview of all your configured webhooks, along with their current statuses.
Viewing Webhook Status
The dashboard provides detailed information about each webhook, including:
- Trigger: The action that triggers the webhook, such as "new_icard" or "event_report".
- Endpoint URL: The destination URL where the webhook sends data.
- Status: Indicates whether the webhook is active, paused, or experiencing errors.
Monitoring the status of your webhooks helps you ensure they are functioning as expected.
Pause a Webhook
If you need to temporarily stop a webhook from sending data:
- Locate the webhook in the list.
- Click the Pause button next to the webhook.
Paused webhooks can be reactivated at any time by clicking Activate.
Delete a Webhook
To permanently remove a webhook:
- Locate the webhook in the list.
- Click the Delete button.
- Confirm the action in the dialog box.
Note: Deleting a webhook is irreversible, so ensure you no longer need it before proceeding.
Add a New Webhook
You can create a new webhook to handle specific events or integrate with additional tools:
- Complete the Create Webhook form at the bottom of the Webhooks page.
- Fill in the required details:
- Endpoint URL: The URL where data should be sent.
- Event Trigger: Choose the action that will trigger the webhook.
- Endpoint URL: The URL where data should be sent.
- Click the Create Webhook button
Using Multiple Webhooks for the Same Action
RecruitApp.ai allows you to create multiple webhooks for the same event trigger, provided they each point to a unique endpoint. This is useful for:
- Sending data to different applications simultaneously.
- Testing new integrations while maintaining existing workflows.
- Implementing redundancy in your webhook setup.
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