Mature organizations using Microsoft 365 often need to run custom workflows triggered by events such as updating list items, adding users, updating groups, reacting to site creation, or changing files. While tools like Power Automate or Azure Logic Apps are suitable for single lists or libraries, they become cumbersome when managing numerous similar items. Enter webhooks.

Webhooks are not for power users; they require expertise in cloud architecture and enterprise-level coding. However, their scalability and benefits make the investment worthwhile. In this session, you'll learn:

- What webhooks are and their common use cases
- Architectural patterns for managing subscriptions and events
- Common cloud services supporting these architectures
- Boilerplate code for establishing and managing subscriptions and reacting to event notifications
- Implementing custom handlers for subscription management and event responses

Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to manage workflows at scale, reduce risk, and simplify management!