Defining the webhook address

A webhook implies that you provide the API with an address for receiving information.

As mentioned earlier, webhooks are defined by object type. You can therefore define as many access points as there are objects to track.

These access points must be able to receive and process POST calls with the Content-Type: application/json header, and the following content:

{"<event_type>":"<uuid>"}

For example:

{"order":"dd5e4c4c-2c07-4af8-ae30-15f4c6d5b5e5"}

Each time a webhook is created or modified, a notification test is performed with an empty request body to which your server must respond with a 200 status (see chapter Registering, modifying or deleting a webhook).

To increase your process security, you can check that the webhook originates from the IP range 194.50.38.0/24.