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# How to Create & Test Webhooks in Quizell

## **Introduction**

Quizell Webhooks allow you to automatically send quiz events (like new lead creation) to any external tool or system in real time.  
This is useful for syncing leads, triggering automations, and sending data to CRMs or integrations instantly.

## **Step-by-Step Setup Guide**

### **Step 1: Open Webhooks in Quizell**

1. Log in to your **Quizell dashboard**.
2. From the left-side menu, open **Integrations**.
3. Click **Webhooks**.

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### **Step 2: Create a New Webhook**

1. On the top-right corner, click **Create Webhook**.

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### **Step 3: Configure Webhook Settings**

Now you’ll see the **Create Webhook** popup.

1. Select an **Event** (example: **Lead Created**).
2. Paste your **Webhook URL** (the endpoint where Quizell will send data).
3. Select the **Quiz** from the dropdown.
4. Click **Save Changes**.

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✅ **Important Note:** Your quiz must have a **Lead Page** if you want to test the webhook properly. Otherwise, the “Lead Created” event won’t trigger.  
You can verify all details inside the webhook logs as well.

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### **Step 4: Check Webhook Logs (Success / Fail)**

After your webhook is created, you can view event activity in logs.

1. Go to the **Logs** tab.
2. Here you can see:
* Event type (Lead Created, etc.)
* Event ID
* Response Status (**Success / Fail**)
* Created Date

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✅ If your webhook fails, it usually means:
* Webhook URL is incorrect
* Your server is rejecting the request
* Endpoint is not publicly accessible
* Authentication is missing

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## **What’s Next?**

Now that your webhook is active, you can:

* Connect Quizell with your CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, etc.)
* Trigger automations (Zapier, Make, Pabbly, etc.)
* Send quiz lead data to Google Sheets or custom apps