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# Introduction

Webhook is a method of augmenting or altering the behavior of a web page or web application with custom callbacks. These callbacks may be maintained, modified, and managed by third-party users and developers who may not necessarily be affiliated with the originating website or application.

Integrating webhook with eLoxx 365 facilitates receiving real-time event notifications. It is efficient because it does not require refreshing for new updates. Webhooks push notifications as the event happens. You can custom-configure webhooks depending on the events you wish to receive notifications.

This document explains various aspects of configuring webhooks to receive event notifications from eLoxx 365.

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### Use case

Webhooks are the most effective way to integrate different systems in semi-real time.

By configuring eLoxx 365 webhooks, eLoxx 365 sends push notifications to your API for the events of your choice. Whether upon opening a locker or closing a locker, Enviso informs you automatically instead of having to poll yourself through the API.

The webhook notification payload only contains a limited amount of data as its primary goal is to notify about the changes. When more information is needed on the data, the eLoxx system API(s) should be used to fetch the data.


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