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Within Teamwork.com, you can use webhooks to get data from actions that occur on your site such as tasks being created or milestones being edited.

Note: Webhooks are available on paid Teamwork.com subscription plans.

Webhooks can be leveraged to achieve a variety of actions - some examples include:

Webhooks can be enabled and configured via the Webhooks section of your Teamwork.com site settings as well as via an individual project's settings.

You will first need to enable webhooks for your site via the site settings. Click your profile icon in the bottom left corner of your site and select Settings from the pop-out menu.

Note: The site settings area is only accessible to owner company site administrators.

In the settings area, go to the Webhooks subsection where you will see an option to enable webhooks. Click the toggle to activate webhooks for your Teamwork.com site.

In the Add Webhook modal, you can fill out the relevant details for the new webhook.

These options include:

If a webhook you are attempting to create at site level already matches an existing project webhook event and URL, you will be prompted to promote the existing webhook to site-level.

Once webhooks have been enabled for your site, you will see an additional Webhooks section in each project's settings area.

Note: The project settings area is accessible to project administrators and above.

Click the Add Project Webhook button in the Registered Events subsection to create a new webhook for the project.

In the Add Project Webhook modal, you will have the same webhook options offered at site level. Click Add Project Webhook to save the webhook to your project.

The new webhook will be added to the Registered Events section where you can pause or delete it using the options on the right.

For more information, see: Teamwork.com Developer Documentation - Webhooks