Webhooks
The bot posts to Discord when a task checks out or stops. Webhooks sit in groups, and each task posts to one group, so you can send different tasks to different channels.
Get a webhook URL from Discord
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In Discord, open the server and hover over the channel you want. Click the cog to edit it.
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Go to Integrations › Webhooks and click New Webhook.
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Click the new webhook, then Copy Webhook URL.
You need permission to manage webhooks on that server. On your own server you have it already.
Add it to the bot
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Go to Settings › Webhooks and click New webhook group. Name it after the channel.
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With the group selected, click New webhook.
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Give it a Name and paste the URL into Discord webhook URL.
The list hides the secret part of each URL. Click Edit to see or change the full address.
Pick the group in the Webhook group field when you create a task.
What gets posted
Section titled “What gets posted”| Message | When |
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| Checkout successful | A task bought the product. It lists the product, store, price, mode, SKU, profile, how long the checkout took, and the product link. |
| Order reserved, payment needed | The basket is held for you. A Pay Here link opens the payment page. See Finish payment. |
| Task stopped | A task gave up. The Reason field says why. |
Each message has the bot version and the time in UTC at the bottom.
The public success feed
Section titled “The public success feed”Checkouts are also posted to our public success channel. Turn on Anonymise public webhooks in Settings › General to hide your details there.
