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Organization Webhooks → Add Webhook
AI-generatedSummary
Create a new webhook in the Crowdin Enterprise organization by specifying its name, target URL, events to subscribe to, request type, and other optional settings.
Inputs
- Authentication — Select between OAuth2 or Personal Access Token for authenticating with Crowdin.
- Name (required) — The name of the webhook to create.
- Url (required) — The URL to which the webhook will send notifications.
- Events (required) — A list of event types to subscribe the webhook to, such as group or project creation and deletion.
- Request Type (required) — HTTP method to use for webhook notifications (POST or GET).
- Is Active — Whether the webhook should be active immediately upon creation.
- Batching Enabled — Whether to enable batching of webhook events.
- Content Type — Specifies the content type for webhook payloads.
- Headers — Custom HTTP headers to include in webhook requests, formatted in JSON.
- Payload — Custom payload fields to include in webhook notifications.
- Request Options — Advanced HTTP request options like batching configurations, SSL acceptance, proxy, and timeout settings.
Output shape
a single record representing the newly created webhook's details as returned by the Crowdin Enterprise API
Returns the complete webhook object on success. Input properties map to API request body fields. The webhook creation requires valid authentication (OAuth2 or Access Token). Errors correspond to Crowdin API responses.