What is a webhook ?

A webhook is an automated HTTP notification sent by one system to another when a specific event occurs.

A webhook is a way for one application to automatically notify another when a specific event happens, by sending an HTTP POST request to a predefined URL. In billing, webhooks are used to trigger actions when payments succeed, fail, or subscriptions change.

Example: When a payment fails, Stripe sends a webhook to the SaaS platform, which automatically flags the customer's account and triggers a dunning email.

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