# Webhook Setup Membership webhooks notify your server in real time whenever a new member is created. Use this to sync membership data with your own systems automatically. --- ## **How to add a webhook endpoint** 1. Go to Site Settings→Membership→ Webhooks in your Bullet dashboard.  2. Click "+ Add an endpoint" A dialog will appear where you can enter your endpoint URL and an optional description.  3. Enter your HTTPS endpoint URL Your server must be publicly accessible over HTTPS. HTTP URLs are not accepted.  4. Click "Verify" Bullet will send a test request to your endpoint to confirm it is reachable and responding correctly. 5. Select events to listen to Check User Created to receive a notification each time a new member registers. 6. Save your endpoint Your endpoint will appear in the webhooks list and begin receiving events immediately. --- ## **How endpoint verification works** When you click Verify, Bullet sends a real POST request to your endpoint containing a sample member payload. Your server must process this request and return HTTP 200 for verification to succeed. The verification payload looks like this: ``` { event: 'userCreated', data: { allowedSegments: ['default'], createdAt: Date.now(), email: '[email protected]', name: 'testURL', } ``` Verification rules: - Request method: POST - Required response: HTTP 200 - On non-200 response: verification fails - On timeout or network error: verification fails Note: The verification payload includes an email field. If your endpoint integrates with an external service, it will attempt to process this test data. We recommend detecting test requests by checking that [data.name](http://data.name) equals "testURL" and returning 200 immediately without forwarding to any external API. --- ## What a live event looks like When a real member registers, Bullet sends the same payload structure with their actual details and any segments they belong to: ``` { event: 'userCreated', data: { allowedSegments: ['default'], createdAt: Date.now(), email: '[email protected]', name: 'testURL', } ``` --- ## **Testing your endpoint** Before clicking Verify in Bullet, test your endpoint using Postman to make sure it responds correctly. Postman setup: - Method: POST - Content-Type: application/json - Body: use the payload structure above  If your endpoint returns HTTP 200 in Postman and your integration processes the data correctly, Bullet verification will succeed. Always test with Postman first before attempting verification in the dashboard.