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# 3. How to configure Webhooks on Picsellia

# Configuration

Now that you know everything about Picsellia webhooks, let's see how to configure them!

First of all, let's reach your **Organization Settings** and go the the `Webhooks` tab

![](https://files.readme.io/6072779-image.png)

This is what this page looks like when you already have some configured endpoints.

Let's go through all the columns of this table:

* URL: This is the endpoint that we will try to reach for events that you will subscribe later
* EVENTS: This is the list of event that you registered your endpoint for. If you click on the badge, it will open a modal allowing you to select the events you want to subscribe to.
* LAST CALL: This gives you the HTTP status from the last call that we made to your endpoint (across all the events) and the time it happened
* STATUS: This informs you about whether your webhook is active or has been disabled (meaning whether or not you will be contacted on your endpoint)
* The `Test` button allows you to try your endpoint by sending a test request to it

# Add an endpoint

If you want to add a webhook endpoint, you can click on "Add Endpoint"

It will create a new line at the end of the table that allows you to enter your new endpoint

![](https://files.readme.io/8bc286f-image.png)

Just click on the `Save` button when you are done!

# Subscribing to Events

Once you added your endpoint, you can click on the following badge in the **EVENTS** column:

![](https://files.readme.io/916b93e-image.png)

This will open the following modal where you will be able to select the events you want to subscribe to for this endpoint:

![](https://files.readme.io/adc01a2-image.png)

> 📘 To learn more about when every Event is triggered and what is sent to you, you can look at [this page](https://documentation.picsellia.com/docs/events) of the documentation.

When you're done, click on the `Update subscriptions` button.

You will then see that, for example of you registered to only 2 events, the badge change to something like this:

![](https://files.readme.io/adbdfce-image.png)

# Test your Webhook

You can now click on the `Test` button on the line of your new endpoint to see if our servers manage to reach the said URL.

And you're now good to go! 🎉