How to Create and Configure Action Capture Webhooks?

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Action Capture Webhooks allow admins to receive real-time event notifications by configuring webhook URLs in the admin panel.

⚙️ Adding Webhooks

Follow these steps to add and manage webhooks:

1.Go to Admin Panel

2. Navigate to Webhook Setup under Advanced Settings
 

3. Click Add Webhook
 Configure Webhook Details

Enter the following details:

 

NameProvide a name to identify the webhook.
Example:
Order Status Webhook


Webhook URL

Provide the endpoint URL where action capture events should be delivered.

Description

Enter a short description about the webhook purpose or usage.

Events

Select one or more events from the available event list for which notifications should be triggered. There will be 49 Events.

 
 

Example events:
  • Order Created
  • Order Updated
  • Booking Confirmed
  • Payment Success
  • User Registered
Status

Select the webhook status:

  • Active – Enables webhook event delivery
Inactive – Disables webhook notifications
⚠️ Webhook Limit

You can add a maximum of

If the limit is reached:
  • The system will prevent adding additional webhooks
  • Also not able to Delete Already added on
💾 Save Webhook

After entering all required details:

  1. Click Save
  2. The webhook will be registered successfully for selected action capture events
 
 
2. Create a New Webhook in Zapier

Follow these steps to create a new webhook using Webhooks by Zapier.


Step 1: Create a Zap
  1. Log in to your Zapier account.
Click Create Zap.
 

Step 2: Add Webhooks by Zapier
  1. In the trigger or action search bar, search for Webhooks by Zapier.
Select Webhooks by Zapier from the list.
 
 



Step 3: Configure the WebhookFor Incoming Webhooks
  1. Select Catch Hook.
  2. Zapier generates a unique webhook URL.

3. Copy the webhook URL and add it to your application or service.

Example:
https://hooks.zapier.com/hooks/catch/123456/abcdef/
Step 4: Test the Webhook
  1. Send a test request to the webhook URL.
  2. Return to Zapier and click Test Trigger.
  3. Verify the webhook data is received successfully.
 
 


Step 5: Publish the ZapAfter testing:
  1. Complete any additional workflow steps.
Click Publish to enable the webhook automation.

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