# Webhooks

You can create webhooks to subscribe to project events. When they occur, we'll send a POST request to your endpoint with details about the event.

This enables you to build custom integrations based on Hypertune activity. For example:

* Keep up to date with what's deployed, by getting message notifications on tools like Slack, Google Chat or Microsoft Teams.
* Ensure compliance with auditing requirements, by logging activity to a SIEM system like Datadog, Graylog or Splunk.
* Ensure the [build-time snapshot of your flag logic](/sdk-reference/build-time-snapshot.md) is up to date, by triggering a build in tools like Jenkins, GitHub Actions or CircleCI.
* Deploy new versions of cloud services, by taking actions on platforms like AWS, GCP or Azure.

To get started, follow the guides on:

* [Creating webhooks](/integrations/webhooks/creating-webhooks.md)
* [Handling webhooks](/integrations/webhooks/handling-webhooks.md)


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