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ContentGroove API
# Overview The ContentGroove Developer API enables you to add the power of ContentGroove's video AI to your own applications and workflows. Webhooks are a way for ContentGroove to send video information to your application, to update your system and/or trigger other business processes. You can use Webhooks and the Developer API separately or together. # Getting Started with Webhooks - Sign up for an account at app.contentgroove.com - Read "Using Webhooks" on the API Reference page - Visit the Webhooks page and create a new webhook # Using Webhooks Webhooks, also known as callbacks, are a way for ContentGroove to notify your application as soon as possible after an event has occurred in ContentGroove. For example after a media completes processing, ContentGroove can use a webhook to notify your application with information about the video: Suggested clips, transcription, and so on. You can use the information sent to update your system and/or use the webhook to trigger other business processes. The webhook request is sent as an HTTP POST containing a payload of JSON-formatted data. For the details of the payload format see the "CALLBACKS" sections below. When your application receiv
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- First observed: Sep 20, 2026
- Last directory-field change: Sep 20, 2026
- Current source observation: Sep 20, 2026
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