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  1. Welcome to Uptime 👋
  2. Frequently Asked Questions
  3. Monitoring
    1. Get started with monitoring
    2. Working with monitors
    3. Customizing monitors
    4. Monitor types
  4. On-call scheduling and alerting
    1. Get started with on-call
    2. Sending alerts to Slack ↗
    3. Connecting external calendars
    4. Advanced on-call setup
  5. Incidents
    1. Working with incidents
    2. Create incidents manually
    3. Post mortems
    4. Incident silencing
    5. Incident metadata
  6. Status pages
    1. Get started with status pages
    2. Working with status pages
  7. Integrations
    1. Integrating with Better Stack
      1. Slack
      2. Microsoft Teams
      3. iOS & Android mobile apps
      4. iOS & Android phone call alerts
      5. On-call routing number
      6. Datadog
      7. New Relic
      8. Prometheus
      9. Zabbix
      10. AWS CloudWatch
      11. Google Cloud
      12. Webhooks
      13. Okta SSO
      14. Jira
      15. Zapier
      16. Terraform
  8. Team and account management
    1. Team management
    2. Account settings
    3. Audit logs
  9. API
    1. Get started with API
  10. Monitors API
    1. Monitors
    2. Monitor groups
    3. Heartbeats
    4. Heartbeat groups
  11. On-call & Incidents API
    1. On-call calendar
    2. Escalation policies
    3. Severities
    4. Incidents
    5. Comments
  12. Integrations API
    1. New Relic Integrations
    2. Datadog Integrations
    3. AWS CloudWatch Integrations
    4. Azure Integrations
    5. Google Monitoring Integrations
    6. Grafana Integrations
    7. Prometheus Integrations
    8. Email integrations
    9. Incoming webhooks
    10. Splunk On-Call integrations
    11. PagerDuty Integrations
  13. Status pages API
    1. Status pages
    2. Status page sections
    3. Status page resources
    4. Status page reports
    5. Status page report updates
  14. Other API
    1. Metadata

Webhooks

Using webhooks with Uptime

  1. Go to Integrations → Exporting data → Outgoing webhooks.
  2. Click Configure button.
  3. Choose a type of webhook: Incident, Monitor, or On-call contact.
  4. Enter your Webhook URL.
  5. You're done!


Incident webhook

You'll get a POST request when a new incident is created, gets acknowledged, or resolved. You can fetch the monitor details for the "relationships.monitor" field using the Monitors API.

Monitor webhook

You'll get a POST request when a new monitor is created, updated, paused/unpaused, or deleted.

On-call contact webhook

You'll get a POST request when an on-call contact changes.

Testing webhooks

We recommend using RequestBin  or Hookdeck  for testing out webhooks.

Monitoring webhooks

We recommend Hookdeck  to confidently manage webhooks in production. Use the Webhook URL and Connection from Testing Webhooks.

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