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# How to create and manage Webhook & alters
#### Step-by-Step Instructions
1. **Login to Questera**
* Open Questera and log in using your credentials to see the dashboard.
2. **Navigate to ‘Track & Measurements’**
* On the left-hand navigation bar, scroll down to find **Track & Measurements.**
* Click to expand it.
3. **Select ‘Webhook & Alerts’**
* Under the **Track & Measurements** section, you’ll see a sub-heading called **Webhook & Alerts.**
* Click on it to open the main **Webhook & Alerts** page.
4. **Click on ‘Add a Alert’**
* At the bottom of the Webhook & Alerts page, you’ll find a button labeled **“create a Alert”**
* Click this button to start setting up a **new Alert.**
5. **Fill Out Webhook Details**
* You’ll land on the Webhook & Alerts configuration page.
* Here’s what you need to do:
* **Name:** Give your alert a descriptive name (e.g., New Purchase Alert, High-Value User Alert)
* **Alert Type:** Choose the type of alert you want to create
* **Destination & Links:** Enter the URL or endpoint where Questera should send the data when the alert is triggered (for example, a webhook URL, Slack channel link, or an email address).
6. **Select Fields**
* Choose the **specific data fields** you want to include in your alert
* These fields come from the campaign you select and help you customize the information that will be sent in the alert.
7. **Customize Your Alert Message**
* Write the message that should be sent when the alert is triggered.
* You can include placeholders for the selected fields (e.g., “A new purchase of ${{purchase\_amount}} was made by {{user\_name}}.”).
8. **Add Conditions**
* To make your alerts more specific, you can add conditions.
9. **Click ‘Save this Automation’**
* Once everything is set, **hit Save this Automation** to publish your Webhook & Alert.\
10. **Manage Your Alerts**
* After saving, your alert will appear on the Webhook & Alerts page.\
* You can see its name, status, and other details.
* If you ever need to remove an alert, you can **delete the alert** when needed.
