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Webhooks let Forager automatically notify an external system every time an attestation is recorded. The most common use is pushing location updates to ServiceNow CI records. Prefer a no-code path? The Zapier integration needs no endpoint or payload template — you generate an API key and build Zaps directly in Zapier.

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Where to find it

Webhook configuration is in the Forager Android app, not the web dashboard. You must be logged in as an admin. From the home screen: tap your profile avatar → Admin → expand the Webhooks section.

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Where to configure

Webhooks can be configured from two places:
  • Web dashboard (recommended): Dashboard → Settings → Webhooks
  • Android app: Profile → Admin → Webhooks section
The web dashboard offers the full configuration experience including platform selection and payload preview.

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Adding a webhook

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Open Webhook Settings

In the web dashboard, go to Settings and scroll to the Webhooks section. Click Add Webhook.
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Enter the endpoint details

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Select a target platform

Choose your ITSM/CMDB from the Target Platform dropdown. Forager will pre-format the payload for that platform — no custom template needed. A payload preview appears so you can see exactly what your endpoint will receive.Select Custom template to write your own JSON payload using the available template variables.
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Save

Click Add Webhook. The webhook is active immediately.

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Supported platforms

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Custom template variables

When using a custom template, these variables are available:

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Disabling a webhook temporarily

Toggle the switch on the webhook card to off. Attestations continue to be recorded in Forager — they are not queued for later delivery. Re-enable when ready; only new attestations from that point forward will be sent.

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Detailed setup guides

Webhook Reference

Full payload schema, field definitions, and OpenAPI spec download

ServiceNow — Scripted REST API

Recommended for direct, real-time CI updates

ServiceNow — Import Sets

For environments that require staged CMDB writes