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Expand Up @@ -164,3 +164,18 @@ The description is an optional string that you can add to the webhook. It serves
The `resource` variable represents the triggering system resource. For example, when using the `ACTOR.RUN.SUCCEEDED` event, the resource is the Actor run. The variable will be replaced by the `Object` that you would receive as a response from the relevant API at the moment when the webhook is triggered. For the Actor run resource, it would be the response of the [Get Actor run](/api/v2#/reference/actors/run-object-deprecated/get-run) API endpoint.

In addition to Actor runs, webhooks also support various events related to Actor builds. In such cases, the resource object will look like the response of the [Get Actor build](/api/v2#/reference/actor-builds/build-object/get-build) API endpoint.

## Source IP addresses

Webhooks are dispatched from servers with static IP addresses. If your webhook destination is protected behind a firewall, you can whitelist these IP addresses to allow Apify webhooks to be delivered:

- `3.215.64.207`
- `13.216.80.7`
- `13.216.180.86`
- `34.224.107.31`
- `34.236.208.85`
- `44.198.219.104`
- `44.207.71.44`
- `44.207.141.205`
- `52.4.20.206`
- `52.203.255.236`
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I would suggest instead of separate heading at the end, to make it an admonition that would sit at the top of it (line 17?) this will be more visually appealing, and won't spread the text too much thanks to use of <details> tag. Below 2 screenshots with list collapsed and expanded

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## Source IP addresses
Webhooks are dispatched from servers with static IP addresses. If your webhook destination is protected behind a firewall, you can whitelist these IP addresses to allow Apify webhooks to be delivered:
- `3.215.64.207`
- `13.216.80.7`
- `13.216.180.86`
- `34.224.107.31`
- `34.236.208.85`
- `44.198.219.104`
- `44.207.71.44`
- `44.207.141.205`
- `52.4.20.206`
- `52.203.255.236`
:::tip Webhook delivery
Webhooks are sent from servers that use static IP addresses. If your webhook destination is secured by a firewall, you can add the following IP addresses to your allow list to ensure Apify webhooks are delivered successfully.
<details>
<summary>IP list</summary>
- `3.215.64.207`
- `13.216.80.7`
- `13.216.180.86`
- `34.224.107.31`
- `34.236.208.85`
- `44.198.219.104`
- `44.207.71.44`
- `44.207.141.205`
- `52.4.20.206`
- `52.203.255.236`
</details>
:::

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