Webhook integrations

Notebooker speaks webhooks. Trigger workflows from any service that sends them, and push events out to anything with a URL.

Incoming — a service calls Notebooker Outgoing — Notebooker calls a service

Slack

Incoming Outgoing

Post notebook updates to channels via incoming webhooks; trigger workflows from Slack events.

Discord

Incoming Outgoing

Send messages to channels through webhook URLs, and receive interaction events from your server.

Microsoft Teams

Post cards and notifications to Teams channels via incoming webhooks.

Zapier

Incoming Outgoing

Use Webhooks by Zapier to trigger Notebooker workflows or fan out events to thousands of apps.

Make

Incoming Outgoing

Build no-code automations that send to or receive from Notebooker via custom webhooks.

n8n

Incoming Outgoing

Self-hostable automation platform with first-class incoming and outgoing webhook support.

IFTTT

Incoming Outgoing

Use the Webhooks service to fire IFTTT applets from Notebooker, or trigger workflows from applets.

GitHub

Subscribe to repository events with webhooks, and trigger workflows on push, PR, issue, and more.

Linear

Get notified about issue, project, and comment changes via webhooks delivered to your workflows.

Notion

Subscribe to database and page changes with Notion's webhook events.

Stripe

Receive payment, customer, and subscription events to power billing-aware workflows.

Trello

Listen for board, list, and card events with Trello's webhook API.

Telegram

Incoming Outgoing

Use bot webhooks to send notifications to chats and receive updates as workflow triggers.

Custom Webhook

Incoming Outgoing

Any service that can POST JSON can trigger a Notebooker workflow, and any workflow can POST to any URL.

How webhooks work in Notebooker

Webhooks are powered by the Notebooker Workflows feature. Workflows give you a visual builder for what to do when an event arrives, and what to send out when something happens.

Incoming webhooks

Every workflow gets a unique URL. Point any service at that URL and the request body becomes the workflow's input — ready to parse, transform, save as a source, or hand off to a model.

Create a workflow and choose the Webhook trigger.
Copy the generated URL and paste it into the external service.
Send a test payload — the workflow runs against it immediately.

Outgoing webhooks

Add an HTTP Request step to any workflow to POST to an external URL. Send headers, a JSON body templated from earlier steps, and capture the response for the next step.

Open an existing workflow or start a new one.
Add an HTTP Request step and paste the destination URL.
Template the body with variables from earlier steps, then run.

Build a workflow

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