Webhooks
Refresh edge cache when content changes
Connect CMS publish events to Cachely and refresh the right API or asset cache paths automatically. Keep long edge TTLs for performance without waiting for stale content to expire.
Refresh after publish
Trigger API or asset cache refreshes when editors publish or update content.
Long TTLs without stale content
Use aggressive edge caching while keeping published changes moving.
API and asset refresh modes
Refresh API cache, asset cache, or both depending on what changed.
Built for CMS workflows
Works with Contentful, Prismic, Storyblok, and generic webhook events.
Rotate secrets safely
Regenerate webhook URLs when needed, then update the configured CMS endpoint.
Track refresh activity
See recent webhook status and timing so teams know automation is firing.
Content freshness flow
Keep the edge fast without making editors wait
Webhooks connect editorial events to cache refresh behavior, so publishing content and serving fast cached responses can work together.
- 1An editor publishes or updates content in the CMS.
- 2The CMS sends a webhook request to the Cachely refresh URL.
- 3Cachely validates the secret and refreshes the configured API or asset cache path.
- 4The next request can use the updated edge response without waiting for a long TTL to expire.