DialNexa Agent Webhooks

Understand DialNexa agent webhooks, the Enable Webhook toggle, save-first behavior, webhook IDs, and workspace external webhook requirements.

DialNexa agent webhooks let an agent participate in real-time event delivery. In the agent settings panel, users can enable or disable the webhook toggle for a saved agent. Workspace-level webhook URL and secret configuration still live in the Webhooks and Keys areas.

Agent webhook is the switch on the agent. External webhook is the address and verification setup. Both matter if you want events to arrive somewhere useful.

Agent Webhook Behavior

The toggle updates webhook state for the selected agent.

Action	Behavior
Enable Webhook	Creates or assigns webhook state for the agent and stores the webhook id.
Disable Webhook	Removes the agent webhook association.
Save first requirement	If the agent has not been saved yet, the dashboard asks the user to save before enabling webhooks.
Failure handling	If the update fails, the toggle does not stay enabled.

What Else Must Be Configured

Agent webhooks are only one part of event delivery.

External webhook URL

The workspace endpoint receives events and must use HTTPS.

Webhook secret

The receiver should verify events with the workspace webhook secret.

Delivery retries

Workspace webhook settings decide retry count and timeout.

Call evidence

Call History confirms what happened even if a receiver failed.

Enable Agent Events Safely

1. Create the receiver first

   Configure the external webhook endpoint and secret.

2. Save the agent

   The agent must exist before the toggle can update webhook state.

3. Enable webhook in settings

   Turn on the agent-level webhook.

4. Place a test call

   Confirm the receiver sees the event and Call History shows the same call.

Related Reading

External Webhooks

Configure the receiver endpoint.

Webhook Secrets

Verify events safely.

Webhook Failures

Debug delivery issues.