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# Webhook

#### Available operations <a href="#available-operations" id="available-operations"></a>

The webhook currently allows for the following operations:

* Create, modify, and delete **contacts** in Polser.
* Add or remove **labels** to conversations with a contact.
* Assign **conversations** to one of your agents.
* Send the information gathered through **a form from new users** to Power Automate or Zapier.

#### Webhook Configuration <a href="#webhook-configuration" id="webhook-configuration"></a>

Users can access the Webhook configuration through the Integrations menu option in their Polser dashboard. They will be presented with a set of integration options with the Webhook being one of them.

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As the user clicks on the "Learn more" button, they will be presented with a popup containing the **unique URL** to send data to Polser.

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This URL can be used to send data to Polser through **HTTPS requests from any third-party system**. This **URL is unique** to your account and contains a randomly generated ID to prevent URL forgery. There is also a button to refresh this URL in case the user wants to expire the existing URL for security reasons, thus, **rendering any existing integration obsolete**.

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