Webhooks: Always stay updated

Receive event data from us automatically, & in real-time.

Use webhooks alongside Novocall to extend, customize, & integrate our application with your own custom 
extensions, or even with other web applications.



Webhooks allow you to receive valuable data regarding your calls, messages, & scheduled calls when they 
happen. & the good news is- it's never been easier to register a webhook with Novocall. Keep reading to 
register your own webhook in a matter of minutes!


1. Navigate to the Webhooks page

Navigate to Integrations > AppsWebhooks





2. Register the Webhook

Click on the Webhook card to bring up the webhook registration page. Fill up the two fields accordingly. 



Event: The event that will instruct our system to send you a HTTP request.

Target URL: This is the URL we will be sending the data to, so be sure to give us the correct one!



Once everything looks good, go ahead & click on the Create Web hook button. When the web hook has been 
created, we'll flash a Webhook registered successfully! message. That's when you know you're all set.


3. Deck yourself out

If you'd like to see all your registered webhooks, head on over to Integrations > Overview > Registered 
Webhooks. You can edit & remove existing webhooks right there!


To view our request parameters along with what they stand for, read on!


4. Request parameters

Here, we've separated our request parameters by their triggers, in hopes of providing you with the 


most seamless & intuitive experience possible. That is, if you'd like to have a look at the parameters 
that comes with the New Message trigger, check out the following New Message section. 


Note: all our parameters are passed as strings. Hence, you'll have to do your own type conversions 


          if you'd like to manipulate the values.


Successful Call/ Failed Call/ Incoming Call



New Message




New Schedule



Events



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