Tutorials

Browse our hands-on tutorials to learn how to receive, route and transform webhooks with Webhook Relay across a range of real-world use cases.

n8n

Receive webhooks and inbound email in self-hosted n8n with no public IP, port forwarding or tunnel — n8n connects out over a WebSocket and is never exposed:

• Webhook Trigger (self-hosted / on-prem) — receive HTTP webhooks in n8n behind a firewall or NAT
• Email Trigger — start workflows from inbound email, no IMAP or mail server
• WhatsApp Cloud API webhook setup — receive WhatsApp messages in n8n, verify-token handshake handled automatically

Email

Receive inbound email as a webhook and forward it anywhere (see Email to Webhook):

• Email to Slack — post inbound email into a Slack channel
• Email to Discord — route email to a Discord channel
• Email to Microsoft Teams — post a Teams card per email
• Email to Google Sheets — append a row per email
• Email to Airtable — create an Airtable record
• Email to Notion — create a page in a Notion database
• Email to your API — POST email to your own endpoint
• Email to a database — insert every email into your DB

CI/CD

Securely deliver webhooks to build servers running behind a firewall or without a public IP:

• Jenkins and GitHub — trigger Jenkins builds from GitHub webhooks
• Jenkins and Bitbucket — connect Bitbucket to Jenkins
• Execute scripts on webhook — run bash, Python or Ruby on incoming webhooks

Edge & IoT

Receive webhooks directly on devices and local machines with no public IP:

• Home Assistant — remote access without exposing your network
• Node-RED — process webhooks inside Node-RED flows
• JavaScript app — stream webhooks straight into your app

Transform

Reshape and enrich webhook payloads in flight:

• DockerHub to Slack — convert and forward to Slack
• Enrich webhooks — call a third-party API before forwarding

Data warehouse

• GCP BigQuery — insert and stream webhook data into BigQuery