If you use Zapier, Make, or your own backend, a webhook is how Dobydil tells it something just happened. Add your endpoint URL, pick which events you care about, and Dobydil sends a signed HTTP POST the moment an invoice is paid, a quote is accepted, or a lead is created — so you can trigger anything downstream automatically instead of checking Dobydil manually.
How Webhooks works
Everything, built in
Add your endpoint
Paste the URL you want events sent to — your own server, a Zapier or Make webhook trigger, anything that accepts an HTTP POST.
Choose your events
invoice.paid, quote.accepted, and lead.created — pick any combination.
Every request is signed
Each payload is HMAC-SHA256 signed with a secret unique to your webhook, so your endpoint can verify it genuinely came from Dobydil.
See when it last fired
Your Webhooks page shows the last time each one triggered, so you can confirm it's actually working.
Questions, answered
Do I need to know how to code?
To receive and act on the webhook, yes, some code (or a no-code tool like Zapier/Make) on the receiving end. Setting the webhook up in Dobydil itself is just pasting a URL and picking events.
Is this free?
Yes — webhooks are free, with no limit on how many events fire.
How do I know a request really came from Dobydil?
Every payload includes an X-Dobydil-Signature header — an HMAC-SHA256 signature of the body using your webhook's own secret, which your endpoint can verify before trusting the request.
Start using Webhooks today
Free to start, and it comes with the whole Dobydil suite under one login. Upgrade to Pro only when you want more.
