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Set up the Webhook App and trigger your own URL on events

With the Webhook App, you can connect Memberspot to your own systems. Whenever something happens on your platform, a message (webhook) is automatically sent to a URL you define.

This allows you to automate processes and handle data in real time.

Where can you find the Webhook App?

You can find the Webhook App here:

Settings β†’ Integrations β†’ Add App

There you can easily create and manage your own webhook connection.


How to set up your Webhook App

Setting it up is simple:

  1. Go to Settings β†’ Integrations

  2. Click on Add App

  3. Select the Webhook App

  4. Enter the following details:

    • Name (you can choose this freely)

    • Target URL (your endpoint that will receive the data)

  5. Select the events you want the webhook to react to

  6. Click Save

From now on, a request will automatically be sent to your URL whenever one of the selected events occurs.


Which events are supported?

You can choose which actions should trigger a webhook.

Typical events include:

  • Member added

  • Member updated

  • Course completed

  • Access granted or revoked

(The full list is available directly during setup.)


What does the data look like?

The data is sent to your URL as a JSON payload.

That means:

  • Structured data in JSON format

  • Easy to process in your own systems

  • Compatible with most APIs and automation tools


Common use cases

Webhooks are especially useful if you want to connect your own systems:

  • Connect to your own CRM

  • Build self-hosted automations

  • Use tools like n8n

  • Connect your own APIs

  • Create custom workflows and processes


Difference to Zapier or Make.com

Compared to tools like Zapier or Make.com:

  • Data is sent directly via HTTP request

  • No additional middleware is required

  • You have full control over processing

This makes webhooks very flexible and powerful.


More technical details

If you want to dive deeper, you can find more information here:

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