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MOCO + Webhooks
Effortlessly transmit events in real-time to other systems
Create Custom Workflows with Other Apps in Real-Time
Webhooks enable event-driven communication in real-time between two applications via the API – similar to Zapier.
MOCO Webhooks provide the capability to respond to events in MOCO, such as a project update, a new time entry, or the deletion of a contact. They serve as an alternative to solutions like Zapier and Make, allowing these processes to be implemented on your own infrastructure. Webhooks are also an excellent complementary solution to the REST interface, enabling a direct response to events. For each event, a user-defined endpoint is called (HTTP POST), containing the content of the relevant entity, allowing a response to the event in most cases without needing to call the MOCO interface.
MOCO Webhooks provide the capability to respond to events in MOCO, such as a project update, a new time entry, or the deletion of a contact. They serve as an alternative to solutions like Zapier and Make, allowing these processes to be implemented on your own infrastructure. Webhooks are also an excellent complementary solution to the REST interface, enabling a direct response to events. For each event, a user-defined endpoint is called (HTTP POST), containing the content of the relevant entity, allowing a response to the event in most cases without needing to call the MOCO interface.
Example Applications
Project > create
=> a new folder is created in cloud storage
=> a new board in project management
Contact > create / update
=> contact is created/updated in the central database.
Workflows similar to those shown in Zapier can be implemented, as long as it involves creating/updating/deleting something (=> create/update/delete). Exceptions include budget triggers or specific triggers like a changed invoice status, which can be replicated with an update.
=> a new folder is created in cloud storage
=> a new board in project management
Contact > create / update
=> contact is created/updated in the central database.
Workflows similar to those shown in Zapier can be implemented, as long as it involves creating/updating/deleting something (=> create/update/delete). Exceptions include budget triggers or specific triggers like a changed invoice status, which can be replicated with an update.
Setting Up the Connection
Set up webhooks in Settings > Extensions > API & WebHooks
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