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When moving your N8N workflows from local development to a live production environment (like Render), it’s important to properly configure webhooks so your automations can receive external requests. By default, when running N8N on localhost, webhook URLs are generated with While this works for testing, these URLs are inaccessible from the outside world and will fail once you need live integrations.

To fix this, you need to define environment variables in your Render account (or whichever hosting platform you use). Two key variables are required:

N8N_PROTOCOL → Set this to https to ensure your webhook URLs are secure and match the SSL configuration of your hosting.

WEBHOOK_URL → Provide your live application URL . This tells N8N to generate webhooks with your live domain instead of localhost.

Once these are set, N8N will automatically build webhook endpoints pointing to your live URL, ensuring they’re accessible to external services like Stripe, Slack, or custom APIs.

This simple configuration step bridges the gap between local testing and production-ready automation, ensuring your workflows remain reliable and accessible.
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