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Our webhook implementation follows the Standard Webhooks specification and our SDKs offer:
  • Built-in webhook signature validation for security
  • Fully typed webhook payloads
In addition, our webhooks offer built-in support for Slack & Discord formatting. Making it a breeze to setup in-chat notifications for your team.

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Get Started

Testing webhooks during developmentUse a free share to test file share access and trigger webhook events without spending real money.
1

Add new endpoint

Head over to your workspace settings and click on the Add Endpoint button to create a new webhook.
2

Specify your endpoint URL

Enter the URL to which the webhook events should be sent.
3

Choose a delivery format

For standard, custom integrations, leave this parameter on Raw. This will send a payload in JSON format.If you wish to send notifications to a Discord or Slack channel, you can select the corresponding format here. Rapidly will then adapt the payload so properly formatted messages are sent to your channel.If you paste a Discord or Slack Webhook URL, the format will be automatically selected.
4

Set a secret

We cryptographically sign the requests using this secret. So you can easily verify them using our SDKs to ensure they are legitimate webhook payloads from Rapidly.You can set your own or generate a random one.
5

Subscribe to events

Finally, select all the events you want to be notified about and you’re done 🎉
Developing locally?Use a tool like ngrok or localtunnel to expose your local server to the internet, then register the tunnel URL as a webhook endpoint in your workspace settings.For example, with ngrok:
Terminal
ngrok http 3000
Then copy the generated https://...ngrok-free.app URL and add it as a webhook endpoint in your Rapidly dashboard.
Now, it’s time to integrate our endpoint to receive events →