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Catch, route, and replay inbound webhooks without leaving Postman

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Date Published
Author
Danny Dainton
Word Count
1,277
Company Posts That Month
14
Language
English
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Summary

Webhook listeners in Postman provide a streamlined solution for handling inbound webhooks by offering a stable public URL, shared event logs, and the ability to inspect, route, and replay events without the need for tunneling or deploying servers. The process involves setting up a listener that captures events with a stable URL, such as linking it with GitHub to auto-triage issues by adding a needs-triage label. Users can inspect incoming events, configure routing to forward events to localhost or other URLs, and replay events to test and debug their handlers. This approach consolidates webhook management into a single interface, making it easier to handle events from various sources like payment systems, CI platforms, and chat applications, and is available on Postman's Solo, Team, and Enterprise plans.

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