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🧹 Managing and Removing Webhook Endpoints

Explains that WithMe has no separate webhook cache and shows how to remove old webhook endpoints under Settings, Integrations, Webhooks.

🗑️ No Separate Cache to Clear

Great news: WithMe does not keep a separate webhook cache that you need to clear out! 🎉 Everything you need to manage lives in one simple place: the list of webhook endpoints themselves.

If you want to stop sending events to an old tool or URL, you simply remove that endpoint, that's it! There is no extra step, cache, or queue to reset behind the scenes. Once it's gone, it's gone. 💪

🤔 Why Old Webhooks Pile Up

It's super common to end up with a few stale webhook endpoints over time! Maybe you moved on to a new automation tool. Maybe you rebuilt your automation flow and spun up a brand-new URL, leaving the old one just sitting there.

None of that is a problem, it happens to everyone! 😄 But those leftover endpoints don't just disappear on their own, so a quick tidy-up every now and then keeps things running smoothly.

🔧 How to Remove an Old Webhook

  1. Go to Settings. ⚙️

  2. Open Integrations.

  3. Select Webhooks.

  4. Find any endpoint you no longer use, such as an old URL or a tool you've stopped connecting to.

  5. Remove that endpoint, easy! 🙌

  6. Keep only the live URL you actually want events sent to.

That's genuinely the whole process. Just a clean list! ✨

✅ Why This Matters

Keeping your webhook list tidy means events only go where you actually want them to go, nowhere else! If you've switched automation tools or changed URLs over time, old endpoints can keep quietly receiving events unless you remove them.

Since there's nothing else to clear, removing the endpoint under Settings > Integrations > Webhooks is the only step you need. One click, and you're done! 🚀

💬 Still Have Questions?

If you get stuck, message us from the chat bubble and we'll help you sort it out! We love hearing from you, and no webhook question is too small. 😊

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