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title: Webhooks
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slug: /how-to-guides/data-quality-observability/observability/webhooks
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---
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{% note %}
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# Webhooks
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In 0.13.1 , webhooks have been deprecated. You should instead use [OpenMetadata alerts](/how-to-guides/admin-guide/alerts)
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Before upgrading to 0.13.1 it is recommended to save the existing Webhook configs(like webhook url) to use them later.
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We have added Alerts/Notifications , which can be configured to receive customised alerts on updates in OM using Triggers, Filtering Information to different destinations like Slack, MsTeams or even Emails.
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Please use the same webhook config that you had saved from previous version to configure the Alerts Destination after upgrading.
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{% /note %}
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# Webhooks
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A webhook is a way for an app to provide other applications with real-time information.
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A webhook delivers data to other applications as it happens, meaning you get data immediately.
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OpenMetadata provides out-of-the-box support for webhooks.
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OpenMetadata also allows the user to customise the webhook with a wide range of filters to listen to only selected type of events.
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## OpenMetadata supports 4 webhook types:
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1. **Generic**
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2. **Slack**
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3. **Microsoft Teams**
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4. **Google Chat**
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## How to Set up Generic Type Webhook:
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1. **Name**: Add the name of the webhook
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2. **Description**: Describe the webhook.
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3. **Destination**: Enter the Consumer/client URL to consume the event's data.
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4. **Source**: Can be used to activate or disable the webhook.
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5. **Filters**: Filters are provided for all the entities and for all the events.
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Event data for specific action can be achieved.
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{% image
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src="/images/v1.4/how-to-guides/observability/webhook.png"
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alt="Generic Webhook"
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caption="Generic Webhook"
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/%}
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## How to Set up Slack Type Webhook:
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1. **Name**: Add the name of the webhook
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2. **Description**: Describe the webhook.
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3. **Destination**: Enter the Slack endpoint URL.
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4. **Source**: Can be used to activate or disable the webhook.
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5. **Filters**: Filters are provided for all the entities and for all the events.
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Event data for specific action can be achieved.
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{% image
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src="/images/v1.4/how-to-guides/observability/slack.png"
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alt="Slack Webhook"
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caption="Slack Webhook"
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/%}
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## How to Set up Microsoft Teams Type Webhook:
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1. **Name**: Add the name of the webhook
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2. **Description**: Describe the webhook.
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3. **Destination**: Enter the MS Teams endpoint URL. You can find this by going to the Teams channel where you want the posts to appear, clicking the three dots `...`, and clicking "Connectors". Then add the "Incoming Webhook" connector. Copy this connector's URL and supply it here to OpenMetadata. It may be in the form of `https://your-domain.webhook.office.com/webhookb2/...@.../IncomingWebhook/.../...`. For more on MS Teams webhooks, see [Create an Incoming Webhook](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/webhooks-and-connectors/how-to/add-incoming-webhook).
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4. **Source**: Can be used to activate or disable the webhook.
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5. **Filters**: Filters are provided for all the entities and for all the events.
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Event data for specific action can be achieved.
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{% image
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src="/images/v1.4/how-to-guides/observability/msteam.png"
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alt="MS Team Webhook"
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caption="MS Team Webhook"
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/%}
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## How to Set up Google Chat Type Webhook:
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1. **Name**: Add the name of the webhook
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2. **Description**: Describe the webhook.
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3. **Destination**: Enter the GChat endpoint URL. For more on creating GChat webhooks, see [Create a Webhook](https://developers.google.com/chat/how-tos/webhooks#create_a_webhook).
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4. **Source**: Can be used to activate or disable the webhook.
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5. **Filters**: Filters are provided for all the entities and for all the events.
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Event data for specific action can be achieved.
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{% image
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src="/images/v1.4/how-to-guides/observability/gchat.png"
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alt="Gchat Webhook"
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caption="Gchat Webhook"
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/%}
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