🛠️Webhooks
A webhook lets you choose one or more events, and when they happen, data is sent to a specific URL (or endpoint) of your choice.
To set up a webhook, follow the steps below:
From your dashboard, click on Settings in the bottom left of your screen. Next click on Webhooks (also in the bottom left).
Now click on the Add Webhook button in the top right.

A menu should slide out on the right, showing different options you can set.
Webhook Name
Set the title of your webhook here.
Method
This is the type of request.
POST - Sends data to your endpoint. GET - Retrieves data from your endpoint.
Endpoint URL
This is the URL location of where you could pull (if GET) or push (if POST) data when your specified event is triggered.
Notice: the {} icon to the right of this field. If you click on this, you will see various tokens that you can use in your webhook URL or payload. Keep in mind that not all of these tokens are globally accessible. They are organized and classified based on which events they be accessed under.

Events
This is where you choose the events that will make the webhook execute. You can pick more than one.
The Abandon Cart event happens when a customer starts to buy something but then closes the window and leaves before finishing.
Campaigns
**Optional - You can select specific campaigns this webhook will fire on.
Delay (minutes)
You can set a delay for the webhook to wait before it runs. If you choose “Cart Abandoned” as the event, the webhook will execute after the customer leaves the page (abandons the cart) — but only if the time you set has passed since they started the order.
Choose if you want the webhook to be turned on or off, and if the HTTPS certificate should be checked when sending data.
When you're all finished, click the Create Webhook button.
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