diff --git a/sources/platform/integrations/programming/webhooks/actions.md b/sources/platform/integrations/programming/webhooks/actions.md
index 610c54e8ef..72a897ae3b 100644
--- a/sources/platform/integrations/programming/webhooks/actions.md
+++ b/sources/platform/integrations/programming/webhooks/actions.md
@@ -14,6 +14,26 @@ slug: /integrations/webhooks/actions
 To send notification, you can use the HTTP request action, which sends an HTTP POST request to a specified URL with a JSON payload. The payload is defined using a payload template, which is a JSON-like syntax that allows you to include variables enclosed in double curly braces `{{variable}}`. This enables the
 dynamic injection of data into the payload when the webhook is triggered.
 
+:::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>
+
+:::
+
 ### Response management
 
 The response to the POST request must have an HTTP status code in the `2XX` range. If the response has a different status code, it is considered an error, and the request will be retried periodically with an exponential back-off:
@@ -164,18 +184,3 @@ 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`