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# Webhook

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Webhook Notification Channel is getting an upgrade: meet [Webhook Destination](/automate/connected-apps/generic-webhook.md)
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## Configuring Webhook Integration in groundcover

1. In groundcover, Go to **Settings → Integrations**.
2. Click on Webhook Integration

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3. Fill in a Webhook name
4. Fill Webhook details
   1. Select an HTTP method: `GET` / `POST` / `PUT` / `DELETE`
   2. Enter your URL
   3. Optional: Add Authentication headers, you can either add `basic auth` user and password, or an API Key. (Can't do both)
   4. Optional: Add custom headers, by adding key and value pairs
5. Save.

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## Workflow Webhook Examples

* [incident.io](/automate/workflows/full-webhook-examples/incident.io.md)
* [MS Teams](/automate/workflows/full-webhook-examples/ms-teams.md)
* [Jira Ticket Creation](/automate/workflows/integration-examples.md#jira-ticket-creation)
* [Email via Zapier](broken://pages/AnUw8JjLjI9n2Uw0k24k)


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