Tutorial · Webhooks
A webhook sends a real-time HTTP callback whenever something happens in your flows, a run starts, a task completes, so your other systems react instantly instead of polling.
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Webhooks
Under Settings, the Webhooks tab lets you add an endpoint that receives HTTP callbacks when events occur in your flows. Cadenio POSTs a payload to your URL as things happen, and the Delivery history shows every attempt so you can debug failures.
Walkthrough
Click Add webhook and paste the URL of the endpoint that should receive events, typically a route in your own service.
Pick which events fire a callback, for example run started or task completed, so you only receive what you care about.
Cadenio POSTs a signed payload to your URL as events happen. The Delivery history logs each attempt, its status, and lets you retry.
Payloads are signed. Verify the signature on your endpoint before trusting the request, so nobody can spoof events.
The delivery history records the failure. You can inspect the attempt and retry once your endpoint is back, so events are not silently lost.
See webhooks firing into a live endpoint on a guided demo.