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# Editing a webhook
Webhooks are a powerful tool for automating actions between different web services. They allow your applications to receive real-time data from others, enabling you to create highly responsive and interactive experiences. Whether you need to update an application, notify users of new content, or synchronize data across platforms, webhooks offer a flexible solution. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to edit a webhook in Global Commerce, allowing you to customize its behavior according to your requirements. From changing the endpoint URL to modifying event subscriptions, you'll learn how to ensure your webhooks are configured to meet your needs efficiently.
To edit a webhook:
1. Sign in to [Global Commerce](https://gc.digitalriver.com/gc/ent/login.do).
2. Select **Administration**, and then click **Webhook Service**. The Webhook Service page appears.\
3. Select the **Webhook ID** you want to turn on or off from the list and click **Edit**. The Edit Webhook page appears.\
4. Enter the URL for the endpoint in the **Endpoint URL** field.
5. Optional. Enter the user credentials for the endpoint in the **Username** and **Password** fields.\
**Note**: If you do not need an extra layer of security, you can leave these fields blank.
6. Optional. Select **Enabled** for **Status**.\
**Note**: If you do not select **Enabled**, the system will ask if you want to enable the webhook when you click **Create**.
7. Select the checkbox next to each event you want to associate with the endpoint, or select the checkbox next to **Event** to select all events. At least one event type must be chosen.
8. Scroll down and click **Save**.
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