AsyncAPI channel · clickup · ClickUp Webhooks Events

/webhook

Channel for all ClickUp webhook events. Events are delivered as HTTP POST requests with a JSON body. The X-Signature header contains the HMAC-SHA256 signature for payload verification.

Provider: clickup AsyncAPI: v2.6.0 Spec: ClickUp Webhooks Events Operations: 1 Messages: 28

Channel address

/webhook

Operations

publish
receiveWebhookEvent
Receive a webhook event from ClickUp

Messages

taskCreated
A new task was created
Content-Type:
taskUpdated
A task was updated
Content-Type:
taskDeleted
A task was deleted
Content-Type:
taskStatusUpdated
A task status was changed
Content-Type:
taskAssigneeUpdated
A task assignee was added or removed
Content-Type:
taskPriorityUpdated
A task priority was changed
Content-Type:
taskDueDateUpdated
A task due date was changed
Content-Type:
taskTagUpdated
A task tag was added or removed
Content-Type:
taskMoved
A task was moved to a different list
Content-Type:
taskCommentPosted
A comment was posted on a task
Content-Type:
taskCommentUpdated
A comment on a task was updated
Content-Type:
taskTimeEstimateUpdated
A task time estimate was changed
Content-Type:
taskTimeTrackedUpdated
Time tracked on a task was updated
Content-Type:
listCreated
A new list was created
Content-Type:
listUpdated
A list was updated
Content-Type:
listDeleted
A list was deleted
Content-Type:
folderCreated
A new folder was created
Content-Type:
folderUpdated
A folder was updated
Content-Type:
folderDeleted
A folder was deleted
Content-Type:
spaceCreated
A new space was created
Content-Type:
spaceUpdated
A space was updated
Content-Type:
spaceDeleted
A space was deleted
Content-Type:
goalCreated
A new goal was created
Content-Type:
goalUpdated
A goal was updated
Content-Type:
goalDeleted
A goal was deleted
Content-Type:
keyResultCreated
A new key result was created
Content-Type:
keyResultUpdated
A key result was updated
Content-Type:
keyResultDeleted
A key result was deleted
Content-Type:

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