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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.

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.

Adding a webhook

1

Open the Webhooks section

In the Admin screen, tap the Webhooks section header to expand it.
2

Tap Add Webhook

Tap the Add Webhook button at the bottom of the section.
3

Enter the endpoint details

FieldWhat to enter
NameA label for your own reference, e.g. ServiceNow Production
URLThe full HTTPS URL Forager will POST to on every attestation
Secret HeaderThe HTTP header used for authentication, e.g. X-ServiceNow-Token or Authorization
Secret ValueThe credential value, e.g. Basic abc123... or Bearer token...
4

Tap Add

Tap Add. The webhook is active immediately. Every attestation written from this point forward will trigger a POST to the configured URL.

Available payload variables

VariableDescription
{{asset_tag}}The scanned asset tag
{{location_path}}Full breadcrumb, e.g. Building A / Floor 2 / IT Office
{{anchor_name}}Room name only, e.g. IT Office
{{updated_by}}Display name of the tech who scanned
{{type}}match, mismatch_confirmed, mismatch_dismissed, or new_asset
{{timestamp}}ISO 8601 UTC timestamp

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.

Detailed setup guides

ServiceNow — Scripted REST API

Recommended for direct, real-time CI updates

ServiceNow — Import Sets

For environments that require staged CMDB writes