# How to trigger CI/CD pipelines when modifications are made

### Configure the webhook event: "Synchronized environment"

On the webhook integration page, you can configure an API to call when a modification is made on the platform or the remote control API. The event type you must configure is `[Environment] Synchronized`. For this type of event, you can configure the following parameters :

* Description
* URL
* Headers
* Payload parameters (in body)

### How does it work?

![](/files/dvAqZ35yl05H39IlTtWI)

### How to configure the pipelines APIs ?

#### Dispatch a github.com workflow

Github.com allows you to manage your CI/CD with workflows. You can manage it and run workflows manually by calling the github api : <https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflows?apiVersion=2022-11-28#create-a-workflow-dispatch-event>.

![2490](/files/8gHJt4dc8R51fG2JY1n6)

#### Trigger a gitlab.com pipeline

Gitlab.com allows you to manage your CI/CD with pipelines. You can manage it and run pipelines manually by calling the gitlab api :\
<https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/triggers/>

![2392](/files/gBTXRofiPJErjNJRWFUg)

#### Trigger another pipeine

With Flagship webhook management, you can configure another api you want to trigger your own pipeline running. If you encounter an issue, please contact support.

### Check the status of your last pipeline

On the webhook management page, you can see the list of your configured webhooks. For the `[Environment] Synchronized` event, a column Status indicates the last status returned (and the date) when the call was made :

* **Success** when the call returned a 20X or 30X status code.
* **Error** when the call returned a code 40X or 50X status code.
* **Pending** when no first call has been made.

![2266](/files/YlxtZtengedTGZSyYoNv)


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