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# Send alarms using simple webhooks

A webhook (also called a web callback) is a way for an app to provide other applications with real-time information. In other word&#x73;**,** webhooks are web-based events that have the ability to trigger an action, i.e. it is the simplest way of getting an alert when something happens in another system.&#x20;

From an architecture perspective, webhooks are HTTP callback points that are defined by the user. They allow you to register an https\:// URL where the **event data** can be stored in [**JSON**](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON) **or** XML formats. After that, you will be able to do what you want with the data you retrieve and store from a certain event.

To generate an alarm via a webhook in evalink talos, go to the bottom of your Dashboard and click on the`Manage Integrations`option.

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Then, enable the Webhook integration by clicking on the `Add Integration` button under **Webhooks**.

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Once the Webhook Integration is enabled, click on the `Sites` from the main menu, select the site of your choice, and then click on the **Integrations** tab:

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In order for you to create a new webhook, you will have to click on the `+ Create WebHook`button.&#x20;

Then we will have to give it a:

**Name**

**Alarm Code**

and click on `Submit`.

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Once you click on `Submit`, the URL of the newly created webhook will be displayed in evalink talos.&#x20;

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You can now use this URL from any internet-facing device in order to trigger an alarm in evalink talos.
