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Webhooks

Webhooks are a mechanism for automatically transmitting information between systems when a specific event occurs. Instead of periodically checking for new data, an application sends a notification to another system immediately after a given action is performed.

Webhooks are based on several key principles:

  • communication between systems occurs in real time,
  • data is transmitted automatically when a specific event occurs,
  • the load associated with continuous polling of APIs is reduced,
  • easy integration of different applications and services is possible,
  • business processes can be automated more quickly.

Webhooks are commonly used in the integration of CRM systems, ERP, e-commerce platforms, and analytics tools. They enable information to be transmitted immediately, which accelerates data exchange and streamlines business processes.