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Notifications - Webhooks

Your application can be notified about Setting value changes in real-time. ConfigCat enables this by calling a public URL of your system (a so-called Webhook). You can add your own Webhook URLs in the Management Console.

Adding Webhook

  1. Go to the Webhooks tab.
  2. Set the Url, the HttpMethod and the optional Request body.

Request body with variables

You can specify a Request body which will be sent as the payload of the HTTP request.

ConfigCat will replace the following variables in the request body:

VariableThe values it gets replaced with
##ConfigName##The name of the Config your setting belongs to
##EnvironmentName##The name of the Environment it has been changed
##URL##A direct link to the Config in the ConfigCat Management Console.

Testing your Webhook

  1. Change some of your settings in the ConfigCat Management Console.
  2. Click SAVE & PUBLISH SETTINGS.
  3. Check if your Webhook was called correctly.

Developer Tip: Running your Webhook on localhost? Expose it to the public internet temporarily by using a tool like ngrok. This enables ConfigCat to call your webhook even in your local development environment.

Connecting to Slack

A few steps to set up Slack and get a message when a setting changes:

  1. Define a Slack Incoming Webhook and copy the Webhook URL.
  2. Go to the Webhooks tab in the ConfigCat Management Console.
  3. Create a Webhook and add your Slack URL.
  4. Select POST as HTTP method.
  5. Add a request body like so:
{
  "text": "<##URL##|##ConfigName## - ##EnvironmentName##> changed in ConfigCat."
}

Connecting to Microsoft Teams

A few steps to set up Microsoft Teams and get a message when a setting changes:

  1. Define an Incoming Webhook connector in Microsoft Teams and copy the Webhook URL.
  2. Go to the Webhooks tab in the ConfigCat Management Console.
  3. Create a Webhook and add your Teams URL.
  4. Select POST as HTTP method.
  5. Add a request body like so:

Sample request body of the Webhook:

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org/extensions",
  "@type": "MessageCard",
  "themeColor": "0072C6",
  "title": "##ConfigName## - ##EnvironmentName## ",
  "text": "Config changed",
  "potentialAction": [
    {
      "@type": "OpenUri",
      "name": "Open Config in ConfigCat Management Console",
      "targets": [
        { "os": "default", "uri": "##URL##" }
      ]
    }
  ]
}
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