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Webhooks let you receive real-time notifications from Postzee whenever a post is published. Build custom integrations and automations by connecting Postzee to your own systems.

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How to access

Open the account drawer (click your avatar in the top-right) → Settings → Webhooks tab.

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What is a webhook?

A webhook is a URL that Postzee calls (HTTP POST) when posts are published in your account. Postzee sends a JSON payload with the post details, and your server can react to it however you want. Common use cases:
  • Notify your team in Slack/Discord when a post is published
  • Update a CRM when a customer’s content goes live
  • Log events to your analytics or monitoring system
  • Sync data to a custom database

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How to configure

  1. Go to Settings → Webhooks
  2. Click Add Webhook
  3. Enter:
    • URL — the endpoint your server exposes to receive events
    • Name — a friendly label for this webhook
    • Channels — choose All channels or select specific channels to monitor
  4. Click Save
Postzee will start sending published posts to your URL.

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Channel filtering

You can scope each webhook to specific channels:
  • All channels — receive events for every connected channel
  • Specific channels — only fire when posts are published to selected channels
This is useful when you want different webhooks for different platforms or clients.

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Payload format

Every webhook delivery is an HTTP POST with a Content-Type: application/json header. The body is a JSON array of recently published posts:
releaseId is the native platform post id (e.g. the Instagram media id) and releaseURL is the public permalink — use them to reconcile a Postzee post with the content on the social network. Webhooks are batched: if multiple posts publish around the same time, they may be delivered together in a single request.

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Plan availability

Webhook support varies by plan:

API Keys

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API Reference

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