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# Webhooks

Digital River uses webhooks to notify your application (endpoint URL) when events occur. A webhook contains the event and its timestamp. You can use the Webhooks section to view, edit, create, and delete webhooks.

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When you register your webhook URLs with Digital River, Digital River creates an [Event ](https://docs.digitalriver.com/digital-river-api-reference/2021-12-13/events)object and sends webhook events that notify your application any time an event occurs. You can also assign the webhook to a specific API version.

The [Event ](https://www.digitalriver.com/docs/digital-river-api-reference/#tag/Events)object includes the type of event and the data associated with that event. Digital River sends the [Event ](https://www.digitalriver.com/docs/digital-river-api-reference/#tag/Events)object to the endpoint URLs you define in the [Digital River Dashboard](https://dashboard.digitalriver.com)'s Webhooks settings for your account through an HTTP POST request. You can set up multiple webhook endpoints to receive a single event.

The [Event logs](/digital-river-api/administration/dashboard/developers/event-logs.md) list webhook events where you can drill down to the event details.