# Webhook Token Regeneration

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**Note:** Regenerating a webhook token invalidates the previous token immediately. This means any systems or applications using the old token will no longer be able to authenticate with Truecaller's webhook service. Ensure you promptly update all relevant configurations with the new token to avoid service interruptions.
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If  you suspect your webhook token has been compromised, you can easily regenerate a new token within the business console.

1. **Navigate to webhook setup:**
   * Return to the "Webhook Setup" page within the Verified Campaigns section of the business console.
2. **Regenerate token:**
   * Look for a button labeled "Regenerate Webhook Token" on the page below your webhook token section. Click on it to initiate the regeneration process.
3. **Copy and update:**
   * A new webhook token will be generated and displayed on the screen.
   * Securely copy this new token and update the configuration of any applications or systems that were using the previous token.

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