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Webhook

A webhook is a message one application sends to another the moment an event happens, so the receiving system can act immediately instead of checking periodically.

Why it matters

Webhooks are what make sub-minute response times possible. Polling-based integrations check every few minutes, which is already too slow for lead response.

Worked example

A phone system fires a webhook the instant a call ends unanswered; the automation reads the caller's number from it and sends the text-back within seconds.

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FAQ

Webhook: common questions

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