Log in to the IM console, click the target app, and select Webhook Configuration in the left sidebar. You can configure webhook URLs and decide which webhooks to enable according to your business needs.
Configuring Webhook URLs
1. On the Webhook Configuration page, click Edit in the webhook URL configuration area.
2. In the webhook URL configuration dialog box that pops up, enter the webhook URL.
Note:
The webhook URL must start with http:// or https://.
If you have not yet applied for a domain name, you can directly configure an IP address, for example, http://123.123.123.123/imcallback.
Only letters (a–z, case-insensitive), numbers (0–9) and hyphens (-) can be used. Spaces and the following characters are not supported: !$&?.
The hyphen (-) cannot appear consecutively, be registered independently, or be placed at the beginning or end.
The length of the domain name cannot exceed 63 characters.
The webhook URL of IM uses ports 80/443 by default. When the webhook URL is replaced, port changes are involved. Please avoid the situation where the ports before and after the replacement are mutually prefixed; for example, avoid changing https://xxx:443 to https://xxx:4433 or changing https://xxx to https://xxx:4433.
3. Click OK to save the configuration.
Configuring Event Webhooks
1. On the Webhook Configuration page, click Edit in the webhook configuration area.
2. In the webhook configuration dialog box that pops up, check the desired webhooks.
3. Click Confirm to save the configuration.
Downloading an HTTPS Mutual Authentication Certificate
After configuring webhook URLs, you can download an HTTPS mutual authentication certificate from the console for future use.
Note:
You can configure mutual authentication based on your actual needs. For the detailed configuration methods, see Mutual Authentication Configuration.
1. Go to the console, open the Webhook Configuration page, and click HTTPS Mutual Authentication Certificate Download in the webhook URL configuration area in the upper-right corner.
2. In the certificate download dialog box that pops up, click Download.
3. Save the certificate file.
Subsequent Operations
After configuring webhook URLs and enabling the corresponding event webhooks, you can refer to Webhooks to use the corresponding webhooks in order to obtain user and operation information in real time.
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