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Creating a webhook inbox takes less than a minute. Once created, you get a unique URL that any external service — Stripe, GitHub, Slack, or anything else that sends HTTP requests — can use as a webhook destination. Every request sent to that URL is captured and stored in your dashboard.

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Create an inbox

1

Open your project

Go to the dashboard and open the project where you want to add the webhook inbox.
2

Go to Webhooks

Click Webhooks in the project sidebar.
3

Click New Webhook

Click the New Webhook button in the top-right corner.
4

Fill in the details

Give your inbox a name. The description field is optional but useful when you have multiple inboxes in the same project.
5

Click Create

Click Create. Your inbox is created immediately and your unique webhook URL is displayed on the inbox detail page.

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Your webhook URL

After creation, the detail page shows a URL in this format: 
https://abc12345-my-api.swisstools.dev/api/webhook/01H2X3Y4Z5ABC
Copy this URL and paste it as the webhook destination in the external service you want to receive events from. The service will send HTTP requests to this URL; Swisstools captures each one.

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Send a test request

You can verify your inbox is working by sending a request manually: 
curl -X POST https://abc12345-my-api.swisstools.dev/api/webhook/01H2X3Y4Z5ABC \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"event": "payment.success", "amount": 9900}'
The request appears in the dashboard immediately. You can use any HTTP method and any payload — Swisstools records whatever arrives.

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Edit or delete an inbox

To rename an inbox or update its description, open the inbox from the Webhooks list and use the edit controls on the detail page. To remove an inbox entirely, click Delete on the inbox card in the Webhooks list. Deleting an inbox is permanent and removes all captured requests.
Swisstools stores up to 50 requests per inbox and retains them for 12 hours. Requests older than 12 hours are automatically removed. If you need to keep a payload longer, copy it from the dashboard before the window expires.