Webhooks

Webhooks let strackt tell your own services the moment something happens — a deploy finishes, a server goes offline, a security alert fires. strackt sends a request to a URL you control, so you can forward events into Slack, a chatops bot, or your own automation.

Add an endpoint

1. Open Settings → Connections → Webhooks.
2. Select Add endpoint.
3. Give it a label you'll recognise later, and the HTTPS URL that should receive events.
4. Choose the event categories you care about — deployments, server health, configuration, security, adoption, or platform. You'll only receive events in the categories you tick.
5. Select Create endpoint.

Only the workspace owner can add, edit, or remove webhook endpoints.

Verify that deliveries are genuine

When you create an endpoint — or rotate its secret — strackt shows a signing secret once. Copy it straight away; it isn't shown again. strackt signs every request with this secret, so your receiver can confirm the request really came from strackt and wasn't tampered with. If you lose it, rotate the secret to get a new one (this invalidates the old one immediately).

Check that it's working

Each endpoint shows its recent delivery health at a glance — quiet when the last delivery succeeded, or needs attention when the last one failed. Use Send test to fire a sample event and confirm your receiver accepts it.

Pause or remove

Switch an endpoint off to stop delivery without deleting it, or remove it entirely. Removing an endpoint stops all future deliveries to that URL — nothing else about your servers or applications changes.