Webhooks
Set up automated triggers and notifications with Stubber's webhook system to synchronize data and events with your existing tools
Webhooks in Action
Watch how easily you can configure and test webhooks to tie Stubber into your broader platform ecosystem.
What are Webhooks?
Webhooks allow you to send and receive real-time data between Stubber and your external systems using standard REST-based HTTP endpoints. Whether you're notifying a third-party system of an internal event or handling incoming requests to trigger workflows in Stubber, webhooks make integration fast and flexible.
Connect any system to Stubber with powerful, flexible webhooks
Stubber supports both incoming and outgoing webhooks, with full control over authentication, payload handling, and response behavior. You can create custom endpoints that respond to events in your processes — or expose Stubber functionality externally for dynamic integrations.
Key Features
Stubber Webhooks are designed for flexibility, allowing you to build tightly integrated, real-time experiences across systems:
Choose the right HTTP method for your use case — from retrieving data to triggering actions.
Support for Basic and Bearer token authentication ensures secure communication with your systems.
Easily send and receive files as part of your webhook payloads.
Choose whether webhooks run in real time with custom responses or in the background.
Define clear endpoints for targeted integrations or use dynamic paths for scalable patterns.
When to Use Explicit vs Implicit Webhooks
Stubber supports two styles of webhook endpoint configuration to match your integration needs:
Explicit Endpoints
Best when you want once off, singular endpoints for specific actions or events. This is ideal for tightly-coupled integrations where you know the exact data flow. The issue_new_insurance_policy
functionality can be tied to an explicit endpoint below.
Example:
https://webhooks.stubber.com/ex/524e8a5a-e84d-45bb-b4a0-3714507a86cc
Implicit Endpoints
Useful when you want endpoints scoped to specific resources or objects — perfect for modular logic that scales with your data.
Example:
https://webhooks.stubber.com/im/2025-04-14-STUB-V1A5/new_claim
Both types are fully customizable, and you can define authentication, payload structure, and behavior for each.
Use Cases
- Trigger actions in Stubber from third-party platforms (e.g., a CRM, payment gateway, or support tool).
- Accept file uploads from external sources (e.g., claim documents, customer signatures).
- Synchronize data between Stubber and your internal APIs or services.
- Build low-latency response flows by leveraging synchronous webhook responses.
Benefits of Using Webhooks
- Real-Time Integration – Enable immediate cross-system communication as events occur.
- Customizable Behavior – Control everything from routing and payloads to authentication and return values.
- Flexible Endpoint Models – Use explicit or implicit webhook definitions to match your architecture.
- Secure & Scalable – Built-in auth and file support make webhooks safe and practical for high-volume systems.
- Developer Friendly – Easy to configure, test, and debug directly within the Stubber platform.
Make your platform a connected hub with Stubber Webhooks
With Stubber Webhooks, your platform becomes a powerful hub — listening, responding, and adapting to events across your entire tech stack. Whether you're orchestrating complex workflows or just syncing data, webhooks provide the glue that brings it all together.