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# Webhook automations overview

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Ecwid webhooks are **automatic real-time notifications** for apps about different events in the store. Webhooks are always sent as **POST requests** from Ecwid API to your server when something happens in a store, allowing you to automate practically any business process.

To receive webhooks, you need a self-hosted endpoint working on your side called `webhookUrl`:

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Webhooks must be delivered as quickly as possible, so they only carry essential data about the event, for example, event details, store and item ID, timestamp, etc.

When you receive a webhook from Ecwid API, you must send back a confirmation to stop Ecwid API from sending it again.

### See also

[How to process webhooks](/webhook-automations/setup-webhooks/how-to-process-webhooks.md)

[Event data in webhooks](/webhook-automations/learn-ecwid-webhooks/event-data-in-webhooks.md)

[List of webhook events](/webhook-automations/learn-ecwid-webhooks/list-of-webhook-events.md)


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