# How to set up conditional triggering on update-webhooks
## Why use conditional triggering
After having configured the webhook, you can select different events based on when you want notifications to be sent. However, for some update events—like Assets—you may see an “Advanced settings” option to the left of the slider. Inside “Advanced settings” you can set conditional triggers, which means the webhook request will only be sent if certain conditions are met. This helps you avoid unnecessary notifications and only get alerts that matter.
Webhook configurations page, events section
## **Conditional triggering disabled**
When conditional triggering is disabled, all events of the selected type will trigger webhook notifications without any filtering.
## **Conditional triggering enabled**
When conditional triggering is enabled, you can choose specific types of changes on the entity that will trigger the webhook event. This way only relevant updates send notifications based on the selected conditions. The available conditions will vary depending on which update-events you want to enable conditional triggering for.
Asset advanced settings page
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