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Discord
Discord receives your site's notifications in a channel. Once the webhook URL is set, your site posts a message to that channel upon each form submission or other events.
What your site can do with Discord
- Receive a message in your channel on every form submission
- Post a notification on other events (new signup, alert…)
- One webhook maps to a single channel, chosen when you create it
Common use cases
| Example app | Example prompt | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Community notification | Use Discord and post to our server when someone signs up. | Each signup posts a message to your Discord channel so the community team sees it. |
| New content announcement | Use Discord and announce in the channel when a new article is published. | Publishing content posts an announcement to your channel. |
| Order or lead alert | Use Discord and notify the channel on each new order. | Every order posts a message with the key details. |
Prerequisites
- A Discord server where you can manage channels
- A webhook URL (Channel settings → Integrations → Webhooks), starting with https://discord.com/api/webhooks/
Set up Discord
- In Discord, open your server and go to a channel's settings → Integrations → Webhooks.
- Click New Webhook, choose the channel, and name it.
- Copy the Webhook URL (starts with https://discord.com/api/webhooks/…).
- In the Studio, open Connectors → Discord, paste the URL, and republish.
Limitations
- One webhook posts to a single channel.
- The connector can post messages, but cannot read messages or react (requires a Discord bot).
- Messages only send from the published site, not the studio preview.