Hi folks,   I am working on a Webex Teams Bot. It was quite complicated to find all the necessary information to have a running webhook in python. Therefore, I am sharing a simple way to do it here.   It is necessary to have   -Flask: will be used to have your code acting as a small websever.  -Ngrok: Allows you to redirect traffic from a public URL to your machine. Available on https://ngrok.com/  , it's free.     Basically, if you open ngrok, you will have access to an URL on which your machine will be reachable. By using the command ngrok http 5000, I am now listening on localhost:5000. All traffic for  http://5a045288.ngrok.io will be redirected to it.     If we retrieve this address in our python code. It shouldn't be a problem to make a webook in a short script.   from __future__ import print_function # Needed if you want to have console output using Flask import requests import sys import json import os import time from flask import Flask , request token = 'Enter your bot access_token here !' # You can get it on https://developer.webex.com/endpoint-messages-post.html app = Flask(__name__) @app.route ( "/" , methods =[ 'POST' ]) # all request for localhost:5000/ will reach this method def webhook (): # Get the json data json = request.json # Retrieving message ID, person ID, email and room ID from message received message_id = json[ "data" ][ "id" ] user_id = json[ "data" ][ "personId" ] email = json[ "data" ][ "personEmail" ] room_id = json[ "data" ][ "roomId" ] print (message_id , file = sys.stdout) print (user_id , file =sys.stdout) print (email , file =sys.stdout) print (room_id , file =sys.stdout) if user_id != 'Y2lzY29zcGFyazovL3VzL1BFT1BMRS85M2ViYTZlMi01ZDk2LTRhMmUtYjEyNy1hNzA5YWJjY2NlMDM' : #Loading the message with the message ID global token #Retrieving token from Global variable header = { "Authorization" : "Bearer %s" % token} get_rooms_url = "https://api.ciscospark.com/v1/messages/" + message_id api_response = requests.get(get_rooms_url , headers =header , verify = False ) response_json = api_response.json() message = response_json[ "text" ] print (message , file = sys.stdout) print ( '******************' , file =sys.stdout) # You can do whatever you want with the message,person_id,room_id over here ! return "Success!" else : return "It's my own messages ... ignoring it" os.popen( "pkill ngrok" ) # clearing previous sessions of ngrok (if any) os.popen( "ngrok http 5000 &" ) # Opening Ngrok in background time.sleep( 5 ) #Leaving some time to Ngrok to open term_output_json = os.popen( 'curl http://127.0.0.1:4040/api/tunnels' ).read() # Getting public URL on which NGROK is listening to tunnel_info = json.loads(term_output_json) public_url = tunnel_info[ 'tunnels' ][ 0 ][ 'public_url' ] # Registering Webhook header = { "Authorization" : "Bearer %s" % token , "content-type" : "application/json" } requests.packages.urllib3.disable_warnings() #removing SSL warnings post_message_url = "https://api.ciscospark.com/v1/webhooks" # Preparing the payload to register. We are only interested in messages here, but feel free to change it payload = { "resource" : "messages" , "event" : "all" , "targetUrl" : public_url , "name" : "MyWonderfulWebHook" } api_response = requests.post(post_message_url , json =payload , headers =header , verify = False ) #Registering webhook if api_response.status_code != 200 : print ( 'Webhook registration Error !' ) exit ( 0 ) if __name__ == '__main__' : app.run( host = 'localhost' , use_reloader = True , debug = True )   Once you have implemented a logic when receiving the message, you can start conversing with your bot     Here is what I can see from the pycharm console:     I hope it helps you making your own bot on webex teams!   Kind regards, Jonathan ... View more