Webhooks integration
Not every system has an integration, and not every workflow should wait for one. Webhooks post any agent result to an endpoint you control, so WriteWorks fits whatever you have already built.
What the Webhooks integration is
A webhook is an HTTP POST to a URL you provide, carrying the result of a run as JSON. WriteWorks sends the event, your endpoint decides what to do with it.
That covers three cases: a system with no native integration, an automation platform like Zapier, Make or n8n that can talk to everything else, and an internal service that wants the data in your own warehouse.
What you can do with it
Four questions the two data sets answer together that neither answers alone.
Any endpoint that accepts a POST can receive WriteWorks output, which means no integration roadmap stands between you and the system you use.
Point a webhook at Zapier, Make or n8n and reach the hundreds of tools those platforms already connect to.
Send runs to an internal endpoint and keep visibility data alongside the rest of your reporting.
Deliveries are signed and retried on failure, so your endpoint can confirm a payload came from WriteWorks and nothing is silently lost.
How the Webhooks integration works
About a minute to connect, and nothing to maintain afterwards.
Create the endpoint
Stand up a URL that accepts a POST, or copy one from Zapier, Make or n8n.
Add it in WriteWorks
Open Settings, then Integrations, and choose Webhooks. Add the URL and note the signing secret.
Choose the events
Pick which results and alerts should be sent, per brand if you run more than one.
Verify and go
Send a test delivery, check the signature at your end, then let real events flow.
Who uses the Webhooks integration
The same connection answers a different question depending on who is asking.
A documented payload and a signature, rather than a wait for a native integration.
Bridge to anything Zapier, Make or n8n reaches, without writing a service.
Get visibility data into the warehouse where the rest of the reporting lives.
Feed a client's own internal systems without asking them to adopt another tool.
You bring your own account. The Webhooks integration authenticates with your own account at Webhooks, on your own plan and your own quota. WriteWorks reads the data that account already has access to, and nothing else. Disconnect at any time and the stored credential is deleted.
Works well alongside
Webhooks integration FAQs
The questions teams ask before connecting it.
What does the webhooks integration do?+
Which events can I subscribe to?+
How do I know a request really came from WriteWorks?+
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