Integration · Developer
Webhooks & API
Loopden accepts inbound webhooks and offers a REST API, so any system you run — even a custom or in-house one — can trigger a notification that Loopden routes across push, SMS, and email. When there's no off-the-shelf integration, a single webhook is all it takes to start sending.
How it works
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Point your system's webhook at the Loopden endpoint, or call the REST API directly.
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Include the event details and recipients in the payload.
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Loopden routes the notification across push, SMS, and email under your brand.
What you get
Connect anything
Any app that can send an HTTP request — custom software, internal tools, scripts — can trigger a notification.
Simple, documented API
A clean REST API and webhook endpoint mean a developer can wire it up in minutes.
Same routing engine
Webhook-triggered notifications use the same per-recipient rules and channel fallback as every other source.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Loopden have a notification API?
- Yes. Loopden offers a REST API and inbound webhook endpoint, so any system can trigger a notification that's routed across push, SMS, and email with your per-recipient rules.
- How do I send a notification from my own software?
- Send an HTTP request to Loopden's webhook endpoint or call the REST API with the event and recipients. Loopden handles routing and delivery across channels.
- Can webhooks reach the same channels as native integrations?
- Yes. Webhook- and API-triggered notifications use the same routing engine — push, SMS, and email with fallback — as every native integration.