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The Webhook Tab lets you configure automatic notifications when call events occur. When something happens (call starts, call ends, analytics ready), Atoms sends data to your specified URL.
[IMAGE: Configure Webhook modal showing endpoint dropdown and event checkboxes]

Location

Left Sidebar → Agent Settings → Webhook tab

How Webhooks Work

  1. An event occurs (e.g., call ends)
  2. Atoms sends an HTTP POST to your endpoint
  3. Your system receives call data
  4. You process it as needed (log, update CRM, trigger workflows)

Configuration

Webhook Endpoint

FieldControlDescription
Webhook EndpointDropdownSelect from existing webhooks
You must create webhook endpoints first before they appear here. → See: Creating Endpoints

Events to Subscribe

EventWhen It FiresData Included
StartWhen call begins, before conversationCaller info, timestamp
EndWhen call endsTranscript, duration, outcome
Analytics CompletedWhen post-call analytics finishMetrics, analysis
Check the events you want to receive.

Setup Process

  1. Create webhook endpoint (Features → Webhooks)
  2. Select endpoint in dropdown
  3. Check events to subscribe
  4. Save configuration
“Select a webhook endpoint to enable event selection”
You must select an endpoint before you can choose events.

Event Details

Start Event

Fires when a call connects, before any conversation. Use cases:
  • Log call initiation
  • Start tracking in external system
  • Trigger real-time dashboards

End Event

Fires when call concludes, regardless of how it ended. Use cases:
  • Log full transcript
  • Update CRM with call outcome
  • Create follow-up tasks
  • Trigger post-call workflows

Analytics Completed

Fires when post-call analysis is ready. Use cases:
  • Capture sentiment analysis
  • Log metrics and scores
  • Update customer records with insights

Testing Webhooks

After configuration:
  1. Make a test call
  2. Check your endpoint for received data
  3. Verify payload structure
  4. Confirm your system processes correctly
→ See: Webhook Use Cases for common patterns

What’s Next