# Webhook

Glossary · Platforms

Canonical page: https://datasdk.ai/glossary/webhook

A webhook sends an event notification to another system over HTTP.

## Why it matters

Consider whether event-driven delivery suits your product workflow.

## Illustrative example

A service might notify a platform when a result is ready.

## What to check

Data SDK webhook support is not announced; this is a general integration pattern.

## How Data SDK fits

Data SDK connects website visits with available company details worldwide, from startups to larger businesses. Coverage and fields vary. Start free trial opens an email request; terms are confirmed with the team. The full API is coming soon.

These are suggested workflows, not a list of built-in integrations. Use your own approved analytics, CRM, and research process where needed. Matches and fields vary. A company match does not identify a person or prove buying intent.

## Related reading

- [White-label](https://datasdk.ai/glossary/white-label): White-label means customers see their provider's brand on a feature supplied by another business.
- [Multi-tenant application](https://datasdk.ai/glossary/multi-tenant-application): A multi-tenant application serves several customer organizations within one system.
- [Tenant isolation](https://datasdk.ai/glossary/tenant-isolation): Tenant isolation keeps one customer's data and actions separate from another's.
- [Polling](https://datasdk.ai/glossary/polling): Polling checks a service repeatedly to see whether a result is ready.
- [Rate limit](https://datasdk.ai/glossary/rate-limit): A rate limit restricts how many requests a service accepts over a period.
- [Cache](https://datasdk.ai/glossary/cache): A cache temporarily stores a result so later requests can reuse it.

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