First things first, head over to Adalo's website and log in with your credentials. Easy peasy.

Once you're in, find and select the project where you want to set up the webhook. Simple, right?

Now, look at the left panel of your screen and click on the database icon. This will take you to the database section.

Pick the collection you want to attach the webhook to. This collection will trigger the webhook whenever there's a data change.

In the collection you've selected, find the "Actions" button at the top right corner and click on it. This is where you can add new actions to your collection.

Hit the "+ Add Action" button to create a new action. Choose "Create," "Update," or "Delete" based on when you want your webhook to trigger.

From the action menu, select "Custom Action." This is what lets you set up a webhook.

Now, fill in the webhook URL details. This is where your data will be sent when the action is triggered. You can also configure the HTTP method (like POST or GET) and set any headers or body content you need.

Before you wrap things up, it's a good idea to test your webhook. Make sure your webhook endpoint handles the test request and returns a success status.

Once you're sure everything's working fine, click the "Save" button to add the action to your collection.

And there you have it! Following these steps will help you set up webhooks in Adalo, sending data to external services when certain database actions occur.