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title: "Using Webhooks"
slug: "using-webhooks-1"
updated: 2025-03-12T18:25:12Z
published: 2025-03-12T18:25:12Z
canonical: "help.mozenda.com/using-webhooks-1"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.mozenda.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Using Webhooks

The [dexi.io](https://www.dexi.io/){target="_blank"} webhook integration is a way of notifying your own system whenever an execution is complete - whether it failed, succeeded, or stopped. 

The webhook integration also contains a payload with information about what was completed allowing you to download the results with the API and do whatever post-processing your system requires.

#### Setup
To set up a webhook:  
1. Navigate to the App store.
2. Here you'll find the app called **dexi.io webhook**.
3. Select the **Add** button. 

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4. Here you'll need to name your app, and provide the URL to your system. 

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:::(Info) (Note)
The request example at the bottom as this is a **HTTP POST** request to the endpoint with a **JSON** payload.
:::

5. Define or generate a shared secret that will allow you to authenticate requests going to your endpoint.

Make sure they are in fact coming from us and not someone trying to exploit your system.

#### Testing
When you've set up your endpoint, you can select the **Test configuration** button which will send an example payload to your endpoint with the type *test* (in the JSON object). 

#### Debugging
To debug the webhooks (e.g., see that they are being triggered when you expect them to and to see the actual payload easily) we recommend using [Webhook Tester](https://webhook.site/#!/6f920a2b-7c16-4aef-ac20-922cbc1326c5){target="_blank"}. They provide an easy setup temporary endpoint which shows you all requests made to it.