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# Endpoint

## What Are Endpoints?

An Endpoint is where your App's Subscribers will define where they want  to receive the webhook messages. 

The Endpoint has the following parameters:

* URL
* Description
* Version

#### URL

This is a full URL with the protocol, domain and path (example below) to where your Subscriber wants to receive their webhook messages. 

```
https://hostedhooks.com/r/a2ad45asafa2asad998asf
```

#### Description

A  way to organize your endpoints with a simple text description. 

![](/files/-MYIORxUOeI6mvVhNENL)

#### Version

This is a custom string that denotes what version of the webhook the specific Endpoint is configured for. This number allows the providers to upgrade webhook payloads without breaking the existing Endpoint implementations. Your subscribers will only be able to select from existing versions. 

![](/files/-MYIObOHfrnAqXZBDyEY)


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