Webhooks make it easy to integrate Teamscope with third-party solutions.
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To use this feature you will need:
A webhook is a way that one platform (the sender) can send information to another platform (the receiver) in real-time. For webhook to work the receiver has to create a URL and the sender must send data to that URL whenever an event occurs.
In the case of Teamscope the two events that can trigger a webhook are:
Teamscope will send the data in JSON format to the receiver's URL and the receiver then must parse that data and make the desired use of it.
The quickest way to experiment how webhooks work is to use a free online webhooks tester, such as webhooks.site:
Copy the unique URL and paste it on Teamscope under study settings:
Whenever you create or edit an entry you see the data from that entry appear on the receiving URL.
Here is an example of the payload to expect:
To use this feature you will need:
A webhook is a way that one platform (the sender) can send information to another platform (the receiver) in real-time. For webhook to work the receiver has to create a URL and the sender must send data to that URL whenever an event occurs.
In the case of Teamscope the two events that can trigger a webhook are:
Teamscope will send the data in JSON format to the receiver's URL and the receiver then must parse that data and make the desired use of it.
The quickest way to experiment how webhooks work is to use a free online webhooks tester, such as webhooks.site:
Copy the unique URL and paste it on Teamscope under study settings:
Whenever you create or edit an entry you see the data from that entry appear on the receiving URL.
Here is an example of the payload to expect:
