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Sequences Webhooks

How to integrate Sequences with other applications using webhooks

What are webhooks

Webhooks are notifications about various events that occur for your sent email sequences. These notifications can be used to integrate Hunter Sequences with other applications.

When you create a Webhook, it sends a POST request to the URL of your choice whenever the specified event occurs. There are 4 events you can use:

  • Email sent

  • Email opened

  • Link clicked

  • Email replied

Webhooks can be configured to be added to all your email sequences by default, or you can create a webhook linked to a specific email sequence only.


Configure a webhook for all your email sequences

To configure default webhooks for all your email sequences:

  1. Go to the Sequences Settings page and click "Webhooks".

  2. Enter the URL the POST request will be sent to, and choose the event that will trigger the webhook. You can create 1 webhook per type of event.

These default webhooks will automatically be added to all your new email sequences.


Configure a webhook for a single email sequence

If you'd like to set up a webhook for a specific email sequence, you can configure it directly in the "Integration" tab of that sequence.

👉 This option will be visible only after the sequence has been launched.


Check your webhook setup

To see an example of what data will be part of the webhook, you can click on the question mark icon as shown in the screenshot below:

Webhooks settings, highlighting the question mark to see an example of your setup.

This is what a Webhook example looks like:


Checking webhook delivery status

If Hunter can't successfully deliver a webhook — for example, because the receiving app didn't accept it, or couldn't be reached — you'll see a "Failing" badge next to that webhook on the Webhooks page.

Hover over the badge to see why it failed and when the last attempt happened.

If you see this badge, double-check the URL you entered is correct, and that the tool or app you're sending it to is online and able to receive requests. If you're not sure, reach out to whoever manages that app for help.


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