# Webhook

Aporia allows you to send alerts generated from Aporia’s monitors to any system using webhooks.

### Add a Webhook integration

1. Log into Aporia’s console. On the navbar on the left, click on **Integrations** and choose **Webhook**. <br>

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2. Enter your **Integration Name**, **Webhook URL** and **Custom Headers**(optional). The url should include the schema (http/ https).
3. Click Save. On success the save button will become disable, and you'll be able to Test or Remove the integration.

**Congratulations: You’ve now successfully add your webhook integration to Aporia!**

After Integrating your webhook you'll be able to select sending alerts to your webhook in the **Custome mode** of the monitor builder.

![Webhook Integration](/files/bgdRE8uNlka1GQfsHVml)

### Alert's format

The alert will be sent by **POST** action to the URL defined in the integration, as a JSON in the following format:

| Key                 | Description                                                               |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| alert\_id           | The ID of the alert.                                                      |
| monitor\_type       | The type of the monitor that rose the alert.                              |
| monitor\_id         | The ID of the monitor that rose the alert.                                |
| monitor\_name       | The name of the monitor that rose the alert.                              |
| model\_id           | The ID of the model that the monitor created on.                          |
| model\_name         | The name of the model that the monitor created on.                        |
| severity            | The severity of the alert as defined when building the monitor.           |
| environment         | The environment the model received alert at.                              |
| pretty\_description | A short pretty summery about the specific alert.                          |
| dashboard\_link     | A link for the alert in the Aporia's dashboard for farther investigation. |

You'll be able to see an example alert by clicking on **Test** in the Webhook Integration page mentioned in the previous section.

Happy Monitoring!


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