Webhooks

A webhook is a user-defined callback that is triggered by some event, such as pushing code to a repository. Bitrise makes extensive use of webhooks:

Incoming webhooks, registered with your Git service provider, are used to automatically trigger builds on Bitrise.
Outgoing webhooks are used to send reports of build events to other services, such as Slack.

You can add an incoming webhook automatically either when creating an app or later; it’s also possible to manually add a webhook to any supported service.

Triggers and webhooks

If you want to be able to automatically trigger builds on Bitrise, you need to register a webhook with your git service provider! For example, if you want a pull request made in your GitHub repository to trigger a build, you must register a Bitrise webhook on GitHub.

Outgoing webhooks can be added either on the website or via the Bitrise API.

Details:

Adding incoming webhooks
Adding outgoing webhooks
Webhook troubleshooting