Summary

Webhooks send data from Gingr to another web service when an event happens. Third-party services such as Zapier and IFTTT can receive Gingr webhooks and connect to thousands of other apps. You can also build your own web service to receive them. To learn more, see what a webhook is.

Notice: Our Support Teams cannot answer technical questions about webhook setup beyond what is in our Knowledge Base articles on webhooks. For more help, work with a third-party developer.

Before You Begin

• Gingr offers this feature, but you often need a third-party web developer hired by your business. Gingr Support and Development cannot help you with these steps.
• Each new zap you create in Zapier gives you a new URL. Enter each URL in the Webhook URL field in Gingr at Left-hand Navigation: Admin » Custom Configurations. Separate the URLs with commas.

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Steps

1. Go to Left-hand Navigation: Admin » Custom Configurations.
2. Enter a valid URL in the Webhook URL field.
3. Enter a random string of characters in the Webhook Signature Key field.

Important: The Webhook URL field can hold more than one URL. Separate URLs with a comma (,).

Related Articles

• Webhooks Topic Outline
• Event Types and Response Codes Reference
• Event Data Structure Examples Reference