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# Introduction

What are webhooks?

Webhooks are automated messages sent from one application to another via HTTP requests when a specific event occurs, enabling real-time data sharing. Instead of one application constantly asking another if something new has happened (polling), webhooks "push" the data as soon as the event is triggered, making the process more efficient.&#x20;

Explodely Webhooks

Explodely allow the sellers to set the webhooks for these events: sale, refund, charge back, rebill, rebill cancellation, decline and partial. To set these, simply log in to your Explodely seller account, click on the "Seller Hub" from menu and then "Integrations" to find the webhook tab.


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