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A webhook is an automated message sent from one app to another when an event happens, delivering data to a URL in real time so systems can react without constantly polling for changes.
Definition
A webhook is an automated message sent from one app to another when an event happens, delivering data to a URL in real time so systems can react without constantly polling for changes.
A webhook is a push notification between systems. When something happens in the source app - a deal is won, a form is submitted - it immediately sends an HTTP request with the details to a URL you provide.
Webhooks are efficient because the receiving system does not have to keep asking "did anything change?" It simply waits to be told. They are a common building block for integrations and automations.
Atlas supports webhooks so events in the workspace can trigger actions in other tools instantly, alongside a REST API for two-way integration.
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