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Webhooks are a way for one system to notify another immediately when something happens, by sending an HTTP request to a prepared address. They are an alternative to polling, where a system checks a source repeatedly for changes. Many chat tools and automation platforms accept incoming webhooks, which makes them useful endpoints for feed items. Webhooks are fast and efficient but need secure URLs and error handling. Articles under this tag explain how webhooks work and when to use them instead of feeds.

How to Send RSS Feed Updates to Google Chat SpacesSep 29, 2026 · 7 min read

How to Send RSS Feed Updates to Google Chat Spaces

Send new RSS items to a Google Chat space automatically with an incoming webhook and an automation tool or small script, plus formatting, threads…

Building RSS Automation Workflows with n8n: A GuideAug 24, 2026 · 8 min read

Building RSS Automation Workflows with n8n: A Guide

A practical guide to RSS automation in n8n: the RSS trigger and read nodes, filtering, deduplication, posting to chat or social tools and running…

Webhooks vs RSS Polling: Which to Use for AutomationAug 19, 2026 · 8 min read

Webhooks vs RSS Polling: Which to Use for Automation

Webhooks push events instantly, RSS polling checks for new items on a schedule. Learn how each works, their trade-offs, and which fits your content…

How to Post RSS Feed Items to Discord AutomaticallyAug 7, 2026 · 8 min read

How to Post RSS Feed Items to Discord Automatically

Post new RSS feed items to a Discord channel automatically using webhooks, bots or automation platforms, with formatting tips and fixes for common problems.

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