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title: "Configure WebHooks"
slug: "configure-webhooks"
updated: 2025-01-01T11:57:11Z
published: 2025-01-01T11:57:11Z
canonical: "docs.biztalk360.com/configure-webhooks"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Configure WebHooks

BizTalk360 supports WebHook Notification Channel by which you can post the monitoring status and alert notifications to any REST API. Notifications are delivered via HTTP POST to a destination endpoint on your server, once the notifications are triggered via webhook as JSON response format, the user can use the notification details in their web services.

Setting up a WebHook notification in BizTalk360 is a two-step process:

- Configure the WebHook notification channel in BizTalk360 by entering the Web API, and other optional settings like the authorization credentials, payload, and default headers.
- Enabling WebHook Notification channel in BizTalk360 Alarm

## Configuring WebHook Notification Channel

To configure the WebHook channel follow the below steps:

- Log in to the BizTalk360 application.
- Click the **Settings** icon from the menu option at the left of the page.
- Click **Notifications** from the left menu bar to expand.
- Click **Notification Channels**
- Select B360.Notifier.Webhook. Click on the ellipse icon next to the Channel name and click Edit to open the configuration panel.
- Click **Next** in case if you do not want to modify the DLL to open the configuration page.
- Enter the API URL
- **Notification Settings** - Enable "Notify only Error(s) and Warning(s)" to notify only the error and warning state artifacts in the alert. Else the artifacts which are in a healthy state will also be listed in the alert.
- Enter the Optional Properties
  1. **Key** – API key that needs to be added in the Authorization header.
  2. **Proxy Settings** – Proxy server details if the BizTalk360 environment is behind a proxy.
  3. **Request Methods** – POST/PUT based on the API.
  4. **Request Content-Type** – XML/JSON based on the API.
  5. **Default Headers** – Any additional headers that need to add to the HTTP request header.
- Click **Save** to save the configurations.

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## Enabling WebHook Notification Channel in BizTalk360 Alarm

The create alarm screen is flexible; you can simply create a regular alarm or a threshold alarm, or you can use the same alarm to monitor both regular and threshold conditions. To create an alarm in BizTalk360, you need to follow the steps below:

- Log in to the BizTalk360 application.
- Click the **Monitoring** tab in the Navigation panel on the left side of the screen.
- Click the **Manage Alarms** tab.
- Click **New Alarm** and select the alarm type from the drop-down. Enter a descriptive **name** for the Alarm, **Email id** (you can enter multiple email ids as comma-separated values), and **Alarm Description.**
- The user can enter multiple email ids as comma-separated values to receive separate alerts to all email IDs or enter semi-colon separated email ids to receive a single alert (email count) to all email ids in one go.
- Under the custom notification channels section, enable the Webhook Notification Channel.
- Click **Validate** to validate the configuration details of the notification channel.
- Click **Next** to continue with the configuration of the alarm and save it.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/253f6006-3994-42d0-98cd-fdc637f51791/Images/Documentation/image-1717139971956.png)