Webhook
A webhook is a way for one system to notify another the instant something happens: instead of being polled, the source sends an HTTP request to a URL you provide, carrying the event data, the moment the event occurs.
Webhooks invert the usual model. Rather than your software repeatedly asking 'has anything changed?', the source pushes the event to you as it happens, which is faster and far more efficient than polling.
They are the most common way to trigger automation in real time: a payment succeeds, a form is submitted, a ticket is opened, and a webhook fires a workflow within seconds. Verifying the request (often via an HMAC signature) keeps the endpoint secure.
Spojit workflows can be triggered by webhooks, with HMAC verification so only genuine events run, turning any product event into an instant, durable workflow.
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