2 docs tagged with "Webhook"

As far as configuration is concerned, you'll only need to add a connector to the setup in Dime.Scheduler. The URL should be publicly accessible and must be able to receive a POST request. By default the data is passed as JSON.

There is beauty in simplicity, and the webhooks is a good example of that. A fancy word for callbacks across the internet, webhooks are surprisingly simple but powerful way to connect your application to the rest of the world. Interested parties may subscribe to certain events in an application, and when that event does occur, they will be notified so they can do their own thing. In the world of business applications in the Microsoft ecosystem, this sounds awfully familiar of Power Automate. It's something like that, although webhooks have a different audience; the developers.