Webhook Connections

Webhook connections send alerts to third-party applications.

In this section, we will introduce the following concepts:

📄️ Schedule Searches for Webhook Connections

Scheduled searches are saved searches that run automatically at specified intervals. When a scheduled search is configured to send an alert, it can be sent to another tool using a Webhook Connection.

📄️ Set Up Webhook Connections

A Webhook is an HTTP callback: an HTTP POST that occurs when something happens. Webhook connections allow you to send Sumo Logic alerts to

📄️ Use the Audit Index with Webhook Connections

The Audit Index provides event logs for scheduled search activity, including results sent via a webhook connection. The following steps show you how to query the Audit Index for webhook activity from scheduled searches. You can review the raw event log messages to customize a more valuable query as needed.

📄️ Webhook Connection for AWS Lambda

You can trigger an AWS Lambda function directly from a Scheduled Search or Monitor by configuring a webhook connection. You can use the Webhook Connection as the Alert Type in a Scheduled Search or the Connection Type in a Monitor.

📄️ Webhook Connection for Cloud SOAR

Cloud SOAR can receive alerts from Sumo Logic Monitors and Scheduled Searches to create Incidents. First, you'll need to create a Cloud SOAR connection. Then you can use the connection as the Connection Type in a Monitor or the Alert Type in a Scheduled Search.

📄️ Webhook Connection for Datadog

Once you set up a webhook connection you can send a Sumo Logic alert to your Datadog account. For information on how to build your webhook

📄️ Webhook Connection for HipChat

HipChat webhook connections allow you to send Sumo Logic alert results to HipChat rooms. For information on how to build your webhook payload refer to HipChat Webhooks in the HipChat API documentation.

📄️ Webhook Connection for Microsoft Azure Functions

You can trigger an Azure Function directly from a Sumo Logic alert by configuring a webhook connection. Once you set up the webhook connection you'll have the option to use it in a Scheduled Search or Monitor.

📄️ Webhook Connection for Microsoft Teams

Webhook connections rely on HTTP endpoints that tell Sumo Logic where to send data. You can set up any number of connections.

📄️ Webhook Connection for New Relic

New Relic webhook connections allow you to send alert results to New Relic as a custom event (Insight). You can learn more about the New Relic Insights custom events in their API Help.

📄️ Webhook Connection for Opsgenie (Legacy)

Webhook connections rely on HTTP endpoints that tell Sumo Logic where to send data. You can set up any number of connections.

📄️ Webhook Connection for Opsgenie

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📄️ Webhook Connection for PagerDuty

PagerDuty webhook connections allow you to send alert results as a PagerDuty notification. You can learn more about PagerDuty webhooks in

📄️ Webhook Connection for Slack

You can send an alert from Sumo Logic as an HTTP POST request to a Slack channel. Learn more about Slack requirements for Webhooks in their API Help.

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