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Webhooks → Edit Webhook
AI-generatedSummary
Update an existing webhook for a specified Crowdin Enterprise project by modifying its properties such as name, activation status, batching, content type, subscribed events, headers, request type, and payload.
Inputs
- Authentication — Choose between OAuth2 or Personal Access Token for authorization.
- Project Id (required) — Select the Crowdin project to which the webhook belongs.
- Webhook Id (required) — Select the specific webhook to update within the chosen project.
- Update Fields — Set new values for the webhook's attributes: name, active state, batching enablement, content type, subscribed events, headers, request type (GET or POST), and custom payload.
Output shape
a single record representing the updated webhook object
The output corresponds to the webhook resource after patching with provided update fields; only supplied fields are changed. Use Project Id and Webhook Id to identify the webhook to update.
Examples
Example 1: Updating the webhook name and activation status.
Select Project Id and Webhook Id, then provide new 'Name' and toggle 'Is Active' within 'Update Fields'.
Example 2: Enabling batching and adding additional events to webhook.
Specify 'Batching Enabled' as true and select desired events to trigger the webhook in 'Events' field.