Teams
Share webhook endpoints across your team. Invite members, assign roles, manage permissions, and inspect incoming requests together in a shared real-time dashboard.
Updated Mar 2026
Share webhook endpoints with teammates so everyone can see incoming requests and edit settings together.
Creating a Team
- Open the Teams page from the avatar dropdown in the header
- Click New Team and enter a name
- You are the team owner — you can invite members, manage the team, and delete it
Inviting Members
- Go to your team's manage page
- Enter a teammate's email in the Invite Member field
- They must have a registered webhooks.cc account
- They'll see the invite on their Teams page and can accept or decline
Sharing Endpoints
You can share any endpoint you own with one or more teams:
From endpoint settings:
- Open an endpoint's settings page (gear icon in the dashboard)
- In the Team Sharing section, click Share next to a team
- Click again to unshare
In the dashboard:
- Your shared endpoints show as
slug (Shared with TeamName)in the endpoint switcher - Endpoints shared with you appear in a Shared with me section as
slug (TeamName)
Permissions
| Action | Owner | Member |
|---|---|---|
| View requests | Yes | Yes |
| Edit mock response | Yes | Yes |
| Rename endpoint | Yes | Yes |
| Delete endpoint | Yes | No |
| Share/unshare | Yes | No |
| Invite members | Yes | No |
| Remove members | Yes | No |
| Delete team | Yes | No |
How It Works
- Sharing is view and edit only — team members can see requests and change settings, but cannot delete endpoints
- Quota is unchanged — webhooks are always counted against the endpoint owner's plan, not the viewer's
- Data retention follows the owner's plan (7 days for free, 30 days for pro)
- Real-time updates work for shared endpoints — team members see new requests instantly via SSE
- Shared endpoints work with the CLI (
whk listen) and SDK (requests.subscribe) using the endpoint owner's access