# Webhooks

Steadybit can inform you about events via webhooks. These events can be, e.g., a newly created experiment, a running experiment, or an engaged killswitch.

You can use a [Custom Webhook](https://docs.steadybit.com/integrate-with-steadybit/webhooks/custom-webhooks) to integrate with other systems and, e.g., trigger an action whenever a new experiment was created. Alternatively, you can prevent an experiment from running or being scheduled by using [Preflight Webhooks](https://docs.steadybit.com/integrate-with-steadybit/webhooks/preflight-webhooks).

Find out how to make use of

* [Custom Webhooks](https://docs.steadybit.com/integrate-with-steadybit/webhooks/custom-webhooks)
* [Preflight Webhooks](https://docs.steadybit.com/integrate-with-steadybit/webhooks/preflight-webhooks)


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