# Configure a Webhook

### Steps to create a webhook

1. Go to the [Webhook dashboard](https://tip4serv.com/dashboard/webhooks).
2. Click on **Create Webhook**.
3. Fill in the following fields:
   * **Name** → For your reference only (helps you identify the webhook in your dashboard).
   * **Webhook URL** → The public endpoint on your server that will receive webhook payloads (must accept `POST` requests).
   * **Events** → Select the events you want to be notified about (e.g., `payment.success`, `subscription.expired`).
4. Save your webhook.

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### Multiple webhooks

* You can create **multiple webhooks** if needed.
* Each webhook can listen to **different events** and point to **different URLs**.
* This allows you to separate integrations (for example: one webhook for Discord, another one for your internal database).

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### Good practices

* Use a **unique URL** for each integration (don’t reuse the same webhook for unrelated services).
* Make sure your server always responds with an **HTTP 200** code to acknowledge receipt.
* Log received payloads for debugging purposes.

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👉 Once configured, your webhook will immediately start receiving events when they occur.


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