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src/pages/events/module-development.md

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You can use the Commerce Admin or the command line to find supported events and their payloads:
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* In the Admin, select **System** > Events > **Events** to display the _Event list_ page.
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* In the Admin, select **System** > Events > **Events** to display the _Events list_ page.
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![Event list page](../_images/events/event-list.png)
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![Events list page](../_images/events/event-list.png)
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The left navigation contains a list of enabled modules on your system. Click on a module name to display a list of supported events. When you select an event, the main panel of the Admin displays the event's payload.
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src/pages/webhooks/index.md

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Use these guidelines to develop your own webhooks:
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1. Identify the Adobe Commerce event that triggers a webhook. Adobe Commerce merchants can browse the available events from the Admin by selecting **System** > Events > **Events** to display the Event list page.
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1. Identify the Adobe Commerce event that triggers a webhook. Adobe Commerce merchants can browse the available events from the Admin by selecting **System** > Events > **Events** to display the Events list page.
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1. Understand the default payload of the corresponding webhook by running the [`bin/magento webhooks:info` command](commands.md#display-the-payload-of-a-webhook).
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