Webhook Syncler-Glossar

A webhook is a method where an application can send information to another application in real time as soon as a certain event occurs. Contrary to other APIs, the pull principle is not used here. The webhook automatically sends the data via http post request to a predefined URL as soon as the event occurs. Syncler use cases would be, for example, the integration of web forms or the provision of information at certain API endpoints. This allows you to record newsletter registrations via your website, integrate data via business card scanners or collect information on visit reports after a meeting with a customer. Webhooks are advantageous as they enable real-time notifications and are executed in a resource-saving and automated manner.