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generated: '2026-08-13'
method: searched
source: https://academy.creatio.com/guides/no-code-customization/base-integrations/webhook-service-integration/overview
docs:
  overview: https://academy.creatio.com/guides/no-code-customization/base-integrations/webhook-service-integration/overview
  retrieve_url: https://academy.creatio.com/guides/no-code-customization/base-integrations/webhook-service-integration/retrieve-a-webhook
  process: https://academy.creatio.com/guides/no-code-customization/base-integrations/webhook-service-integration/process-webhooks
summary: >-
  Creatio publishes a Webhook service, but it runs in the INBOUND direction
  only: "A webhook is an automated callback that lets an external app push data
  to Creatio in real time." Creatio RECEIVES webhooks; it does not publish an
  outbound event catalog, an event stream, or an AsyncAPI document, so there is
  no set of events an external system can subscribe to. Recorded here because an
  integrator planning event-driven work with Creatio needs to know the arrow
  points the other way.
direction: inbound
asyncapi_published: false
asyncapi_note: >-
  No AsyncAPI document is published on any Creatio host. Probed
  www.creatio.com and academy.creatio.com; the 3,853-URL academy guides sitemap
  contains no asyncapi/event-catalog page. Not fabricated.
outbound_events:
  published: false
  note: >-
    Creatio has no documented outbound webhook/event subscription surface.
    Outbound HTTP calls are possible from a business process (the low-code web
    service integration), but that is caller-authored, not a subscribable event
    catalog.
  alternative: https://academy.creatio.com/guides/no-code-customization/base-integrations/web-services/getting-started-with-low-code-web-service-integration
inbound_webhook_service:
  transport: http
  method: POST
  content_types:
    - application/json
    - multipart/form-data
  authentication: oauth2
  authentication_note: >-
    OAuth 2.0. Configured out of the box for Creatio cloud instances; must be
    configured manually for on-site deployments.
  endpoint: per-instance
  endpoint_note: >-
    The webhook URL is NOT a fixed documented path. It is generated per object
    and retrieved from the UI ("Click Get the Webhook URL ... The URL is copied
    to your clipboard automatically"), reached via the target section ->
    Data import -> Web forms and pages -> Other landing pages. Creatio's docs do
    not publish the underlying path template, so none is recorded here.
  required_parameters:
    - name: EntityName
      description: Names the Creatio object the inbound record is written to.
      required: true
  payload_note: >-
    Body carries the target object's column codes and values. "When your webhook
    follows the required structure, Creatio writes a record into the target
    object automatically." Creatio advises avoiding special characters in the
    body for security reasons.
  supported_objects_out_of_the_box:
    - Contact
    - Lead
    - Order
    - Submitted form
  extensibility: >-
    Additional objects can be enabled and the payload shaped — see the
    "Retrieve a webhook" and "Process webhooks" pages.