Webhooks let external services send data to your agent. Until now, all you could see was the webhook in a list. Click any webhook in Settings > Webhooks and you land on a dedicated page for it, with its event history on the left and its configuration on the right.
This is the first step toward bringing webhooks to parity with Automations. More is coming.
What's on the page
- Event history — every request the webhook has received, newest first, each with its status and timestamp. The list pages in as you scroll, so long histories load smoothly.
- Details — the webhook's configuration at a glance:
- Status — flip the webhook between Enabled and Disabled inline, without opening a modal.
- Visibility — webhooks are shared with everyone in your organization.
- Webhook URL and Username — one-click copy for wiring up the sending service.
- Rate limit — how many requests the webhook accepts per window.
- Prompt template — the instructions Adapt runs on each payload, if one is set.
- Created and Last used timestamps.
- Edit and Delete controls in the page header.
Finding it
Go to Settings > Webhooks in the web app and click any webhook to open its page.
