Updated webhooks data retrieval docs

docs/retrieve-data.mdx

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 <Info>Feature available in <a href="https://tableflow.com/pricing" target="_blank">TableFlow Cloud</a>.</Info>
 
-TableFlow provides an API to retrieve import data, paginate the row data of an import (used for large imports), or download an import directly as a CSV.
+TableFlow can send webhooks to your application when an import has been completed. The webhook will contain the row data, column definitions, and other information about the import.
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+- [Webhook Setup Guide](/webhooks)
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+TableFlow also provides an API to retrieve import data, paginate the row data of an import (used for large imports), or download an import directly as a CSV.
 
 - [Get Import](/api-reference/get-import)
 - [Get Import Rows](/api-reference/get-import-rows)
 - [Download Import CSV](/api-reference/download-import)
 
-You can also use [Webhooks](/webhooks) to get notified when an import has been completed. This allows your backend application to load the imported data as soon as an import has completed.
-
 
 ### Option 3: Admin Dashboard
 

docs/webhooks.mdx

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: Webhooks
 
 <Info>Feature available in <a href="https://tableflow.com/pricing" target="_blank">TableFlow Cloud</a>.</Info>
 
-TableFlow uses webhooks to push real-time notifications about your data imports. For example, you can use webhooks on TableFlow to get notified when a user completes a file import:
+TableFlow uses webhooks to push real-time notifications for your data imports. For example, you can use webhooks on TableFlow to get notified when a user completes a file import:
 
 1. Your user imports a CSV or Excel file using the embedded TableFlow importer on your web app
 2. TableFlow notifies your system, via a webhook, that a data import has been completed