Connect a webhook

A webhook is the most flexible connector: any service that can receive an incoming URL can receive your agents' output. Use it to pipe a finished post into your own automation, a Zapier or Make scenario, or an internal app.

Where to find it

Open Settings → Connected tools and choose Webhook.

Steps

1. Get the URL. In the service that will receive the message, create an incoming webhook and copy its URL.
2. Paste it in. In DeskPixel, paste the URL into the Webhook tile and save. It's stored encrypted. Unlike Notion, webhooks connect by pasting a credential rather than OAuth.
3. Approve the first send. When an agent is ready to post to the webhook, an approval card waits for your confirmation.

Good to know

For safety, DeskPixel's webhook sink is guarded against requests to internal or private addresses, so point it at a public HTTPS endpoint. The payload is the agent's message content, sent when you approve.

Tips & tricks

• Test with a catch-all first. A request-bin style service lets you see exactly what's sent before wiring it to production.
• One webhook, one purpose. Separate webhooks for separate destinations keep things tidy.

Requirements

Connecting tools requires the Starter plan or higher.