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What are Webhooks?

Last updated on August 27, 2026

Webhooks push a JSON payload to an endpoint you control the moment something happens, instead of you having to poll the API for changes.

You can subscribe a webhook to any of these events:

  • Link created – fires when a new short link is created on your account
  • Link visited – fires on every click of your short links, with country, city, referrer, device and browser
  • Monitor is down / Monitor is back up – fires when one of your uptime monitors changes status

Every request is signed with a secret unique to that webhook, sent in the X-Nobiscum-Signature header as an HMAC-SHA256 hash of the JSON body, so you can verify the request actually came from us before trusting it.

How to add a webhook

  1. Open Tools in the sidebar and click Webhooks.
  2. Click Add Webhook.
  3. Enter the URL that should receive the events and select which events you want to subscribe to.
  4. Save, then use Send Test Ping on the webhook to confirm your endpoint receives it.

Each webhook keeps a short delivery history (event and HTTP response code) so you can confirm your endpoint is actually receiving what you expect.

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