Webhooks

A webhook is the most flexible way to get an RSS feed somewhere that has no dedicated integration: one URL, one HTTP request, and your feed reaches whatever sits on the other end. This tag collects guides on using webhooks as a publishing destination, covering chat platforms that accept incoming webhooks, automation services that treat one as a trigger, and endpoints written in-house. You will find practical setup steps, notes on what a payload actually needs to contain for each destination, and the security habits that matter when a URL is effectively a password. The approaches here apply whether you are notifying a team of five or driving a workflow that touches half a dozen systems. Everything is set up once and then runs without attention.