How a webhook works?
The following image can explain how a webhook work.
Now lets see what are the steps to be followed:
1. Login to your MyOperator panel and click on “Manage” at the top.
2. In the funtionality section click on “API integration”.
3. From the left list, click on "Webhook" to configure.
4. This page will display the list of webhooks already added. Click "Add new" to add new webhook.
5. Choose whether you want to add the trigger webhook after the call or in between the call or the third one.
6. Short descriptions with each section will help you in configuring the webhook.
7. Clicking the Save button saves all changes.
8. View the list of webhook created ghere and you can "Edit", "Disable" or "Delete" saved webhooks from here.
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