Definition
A webhook is a way for one application to send real-time data to another when a specific event occurs. Instead of constantly checking for updates (polling), the sending system pushes a notification the moment something happens, like a payment completing or a form submission arriving. Webhooks are the event-driven glue of modern integrations.
Custom webhook routing system that receives, validates, transforms, and forwards events to multiple destinations.
Connect two or more services with a custom integration — real-time sync, data transformation, and error handling included.