Hey, I have a question regarding Composio webhooks. Right now, I’m using the GOOGLEDRIVE_WATCH_CHANGES feature with an ngrok URL for local testing, and it’s working fine — the webhook gets triggered as expected. However, in the development environment, we use a private domain that’s whitelisted to specific private IPs. In this case, will Composio still be able to hit that webhook? Or will it fail since the endpoint isn’t publicly accessible? Would appreciate any clarification on how this works.

Hi @snigdha, unfortunately no. You'll need to have a public domain to listen to or for our server to send you the webhook payload.