If required by the receiving application, ensure you send the appropriate HTTP headers using the HTTP Headers section. This content can be JSON, text, and so on. This payload type allows you to specify a fully custom webhook payload. If the receiving application requires the Content-Type header to properly process the message, ensure you specify Content-Type=application/json in the HTTP Headers section. This payload type sends all of the objects and attributes that triggered the action to the webhook URL as the body of a JSON post. These payloads can be customized based on your needs and the API you’re integrating with. Note: For Splunk, a HTTP Event Collector (HEC) token is required in the HTTPS Headers section, with this format: Authorization= Splunk What are payloads?Ī webhook's payload is the content contained in the body of the HTTP request to the specified URL. Note: Payloads are applicable to the POST, PUT, and PATCH HTTP methods. Specify a Payload type (learn more about these below).Note: By default, no HTTP headers are sent. Optionally, enter one or more HTTP headers that should be included in the HTTP request.Select an HTTP Method that should be used.Click Webhook/API and then click Invoke Webhook or API.Trigger a webhook as part of an automation playbook Webhooks are highly customizable and allow you to configure which HTTP method is used and specify HTTP headers that are used for authorization, routing, and so on. Sending data to a custom business application you have exposed to the internet as custom software, an Azure function, or an AWS endpoint.Triggering incidents in paging systems such as OpsGenie or VictorOps (PagerDuty has a distinct integration action).Posting data to Security information and event management (SIEM) / log collection platforms like Splunk or SumoLogic.Creating tickets in ticket-tracking systems such as ServiceNow or JIRA.Common uses of webhooks include the following: Red Canary’s webhook integration allows you to trigger any HTTP listener as part of an automation playbook.
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