Transform your application events into instant alerts. Echobell's webhook system supports both GET and POST requests with flexible data handling.
How Webhook Triggers Work
Each channel gets a unique webhook URL. When your application sends data to this URL, Echobell processes the payload and sends notifications to all subscribers.
Copy the unique webhook URL from your channel settings.
Send GET or POST requests from your application to trigger notifications.
Use variables in your templates to create dynamic notification content.
Integration Examples
See how to integrate Echobell webhooks with popular services and applications.
GET https://hook.echobell.one/t/xxx
?amount=100&status=success
POST https://hook.echobell.one/t/xxx
Content-Type: application/json
{
"amount": 100,
"status": "success"
}
Webhook Variables
Access request data through template variables like {{amount}}, {{status}}, or {{header["content-type"]}}.
Server {{server_name}} alert: {{message}}
This template will use the server_name and message variables from your webhook data.
Server web-01 alert: High CPU usage detected
The final notification sent to all subscribers of this channel.