Webhooks: Connect, Monitor, and Manage Events in Real Time

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Need to connect your external tools with Signal House? You’re in the right place. The Webhooks section in Developer Tools lets you view, create, monitor, and edit webhooks tied to key events across your account—so you're always in sync.

Getting There

Navigate to:

Developer Tools → Webhooks

From here, you’ll see all of your current webhooks listed out—including:

  • Webhook Name

  • Webhook ID

  • Destination URL

  • Status (Enabled or Disabled)

  • Date Created

Creating a New Webhook

To set up a new webhook:

  1. Click New Webhook (top right).

  2. Add a name and destination URL.

  3. Use the event picker to choose which events should trigger the webhook.

  4. (Optional) Add a brief description so you remember what it’s for later.

Viewing Webhook Activity

Want to see how a webhook is performing?

  • Click the eye icon under the “Action” column.

  • This opens a detail view showing:

    • Webhook metadata (name, ID, URL, status)

    • Recent event logs

    • Success/failure responses

To dive deeper into a log, click the carrot icon next to the event to expand it.

Success vs. Failure Codes

  • 200 = Success

  • 4xx / 5xx = Error (you’ll see a description to help diagnose it)

Editing a Webhook

Need to make a change? Easy.

  • Click the pencil icon under “Action” or go back to Developer Tools → Webhooks.

  • This opens the webhook editor:

You’ll then see this view:

You’ll be able to update:

  • Webhook Name

  • URL

  • Events being tracked

  • Description

  • Enable/disable toggle

TL;DR

  • View all your current webhooks in Developer Tools → Webhooks

  • Set up new webhooks with custom event triggers

  • Monitor webhook activity + success/failure logs

  • Edit or update existing webhooks easily

Need Help?

If you’re not sure which events to track or are troubleshooting webhook issues, our Support Team is happy to help.


Quick Tip: Add meaningful names + descriptions to your webhooks—your future self (or team) will thank you.

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