# Webhooks

> Webhooks push InfraNest events to your own systems, so your tools can react automatically.

Source: https://infranest.io/docs/webhooks
Last updated: 2026-09-14

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Webhooks let InfraNest send you automatic updates about your infrastructure, so your own tools and systems can react without you checking manually.

## Overview
- Webhooks push events from InfraNest to a URL you choose, in real time.
- Use them to trigger automations, alerts, or custom workflows in your own systems.
- Each webhook comes with a secret so you can confirm the messages really came from InfraNest.

## Add a webhook
1. Go to **Integrations** and add an endpoint.
2. Enter the **URL** to send events to, a description, and choose which events it should receive.

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3. Select **Save**. InfraNest generates a secret you'll use to verify the requests.

## Events
You can subscribe to events like a domain expiring, a domain or server status change, a monitor alert, DNS records changing, and the drop-catch lifecycle (dropping soon, available, registered, failed).

## Verify deliveries
Each webhook is sent as a POST request, signed with your secret and timestamped, so you can confirm it really came from InfraNest. Deliveries are logged and retried automatically if they fail.

> [!NOTE]
> Keep your webhook secret private — anyone with it could send fake requests that look like they came from InfraNest.

## Other incoming connections
InfraNest also accepts a few incoming connections that your own tools call, each with its own token. For example, deploy hooks let you trigger a deploy from your CI system, and dynamic-IP updates let your router keep an IP address current (see **Dynamic IPs**).

> [!TIP]
> If a webhook stops receiving events, check the delivery log first — most failures are logged with enough detail to spot the issue quickly.