How to trigger a Netlify build using Storyblok webhooks
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Click Add build hook to create a new hook. The hook name is for you to identify that hook, select a branch to build when a deploy is triggered.
After clicking Save, you’ll get a URL which you need to send 
Paste the copied hook URL in the input field and you should see a toast indicating you’ve successfully added the URL.
A payload in JSON format is sent with the