Zapier webhooks in Settings, Developer
Under Settings, Company, Developer, make keys and the simple webhooks Zapier uses for calls, texts, voicemail and fax.
Open Settings > Company > Developer (owners and admins). Under Webhooks, type the https address that should receive the events (for example a Zapier catch hook), keep the events you need (call started, answered, ended, missed, texts, voicemail, fax) and press Add webhook. Copy the signing secret it shows once.
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Settings, Company, Developer has your API keys and the simple webhooks Zapier uses.
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The API keys here are the same as on the Developer page.
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Webhooks tell your own systems the moment a call, text, voicemail or fax happens.
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Each one is signed, and retried four times if your server does not answer.
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Type the https address that receives them, for example the one Zapier gives you.
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Choose the events: call started, answered, ended and missed, texts, voicemail and fax. They all start ticked.
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Add webhook starts sending them. Here we stop before adding it.
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For subscriptions with a handshake and an expiry, use the Developer page's Webhooks tab.
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