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API code to use zapier REST hook feature

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Hi,

I am totally new to webhook or Zapier. With the help of zapier documentations, I have working Triggers/Actions in the zapier platform, of type “Polling”. But now I want to use REST hook.
My scenario/ requirement is:


I have an project in ASP.NET Zero (angular + c#). In case there is any record add/update, I want to call an trigger in zapier (or trigger a zap). 

I tried to find existing documents for my basic requirement, but could not find anything related to server side changes. It would be great, if I can help regarding this.
Thanks.

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You might find a good overview of the service-side implementation approach here: http://resthooks.org/

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You might find a good overview of the service-side implementation approach here: http://resthooks.org/

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