- If that change of one of your automation recipes, the and performs an .
- (the steps automations perform) count toward your quota—not the webhooks themselves.
- webhooks can be very targeted (e.g., “When Status changes, send a webhook”).
- webhooks are . monday.com uses a event like “When any subitem column changes, send a webhook.”That’s why you may see a webhook fire —it’s normal and to your quota.
No, not to save actions. They don’t impact your quota.
Webhooks are automatically created when you create a new automation with a trigger you haven't used before. For example:
If you create an automation: "When status changes to something, archive all subitems with this status in this status column" —In this example, the Status column is used as the automation trigger. So a new webhook will be created automatically by Monday.com if the webhook does not exist yet: "When Status changes, send a webhook" As explained above, Parent Item webhooks are very , while subitem webhooks are . When you create an automation where a subitem column is used as the trigger, the webhook reads "When any subitem column changes, send a webhook". This is why the webhook fires every time you make a change on any of the subitem columns.
The same way that webhooks are automatically created when you set up a new automation with a unique trigger, those webhooks are also deleted automatically by Monday.com when you delete all relevant automations that use that webhook. To remove a particular webhook, you just have to delete all automations that use that webhook. How to know which boards are using the app? You can go to the Autopilot Hub on Monday.com (click on the robot icon at the top right banner, next to the puzzle button), proceed to the "Connections" tab and there you'll find the boards associated with our app.
When all related automations are deleted, refresh the page and the webhook should also disappear. Another easy way to do this is by uninstalling the app and re-installing it.NOTE: Uninstalling a third-party app will delete all the automations that you've created using it.
- — Initial release of article.