Query parameters
Filter outgoing webhooks belonging to a specified team when using global API token.
The page number to return, starting with 1.
Number of results per page. Defaults to 50, maximum 250.
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Returns a list of all your Outgoing Webhook integrations.
Query parameters
Filter outgoing webhooks belonging to a specified team when using global API token.
The page number to return, starting with 1.
Number of results per page. Defaults to 50, maximum 250.
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Returns a list of existing Outgoing Webhook integrations.
Response body
Response attributes
The ID of the Outgoing Webhook integration.
Always outgoing_webhook.
The name of the Outgoing Webhook integration shown in the dashboard.
The URL the webhooks are sent to.
What triggers the webhook: on_call_change, incident_change, or monitor_change.
How the $METADATA variables in the URL and body template render, v3 or v2, as described in metadata variables.
Whether to notify this integration alongside the primary responder when no escalation policy is configured. Returned only when trigger_type is incident_change.
The team this integration belongs to.
Whether the webhook is sent when an incident starts. Returned only when trigger_type is incident_change.
Whether the webhook is sent when an incident is acknowledged. Returned only when trigger_type is incident_change.
Whether the webhook is sent when an incident is resolved. Returned only when trigger_type is incident_change.
Whether the webhook is sent when an incident is reopened. Returned only when trigger_type is incident_change.
Whether the webhook is sent when a comment is added to an incident. Returned only when trigger_type is incident_change.
The custom webhook template of this integration, or null when none is set.
The ID of the custom webhook template.
Always custom_webhook_template.
The custom webhook templates referenced in relationships.
The ID of the custom webhook template.
Always custom_webhook_template.
The HTTP method used to send the webhook: get, post, put, patch, head, or options.
The headers sent with the webhook, as objects with name and value keys.
The body sent with the webhook, or null for the default body of the trigger_type.
The username for basic authentication.
The password for basic authentication.
The URL of the first page. Read more about pagination.
The URL of the last page.
The URL of the previous page, or null on the first page.
The URL of the next page, or null on the last page.
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