Webhooks
Webhooks let your integration react to activity in Subrite. When a subscribed event happens, Subrite sends an HTTP request to the URL you configured.
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In this section
- Create a webhookSubrite sets up webhooks for you. Email dev@subrite.no with the webhook name, endpoint URL, authentication, request method and the events to subscribe to.
- Sample webhook requestSample request headers and payloads for every Subrite webhook event, and how Subrite retries requests that do not get a 2xx response.
- Signature verificationVerify that a webhook request comes from Subrite by computing an HMAC SHA256 of the timestamp and payload with your webhook secret. Includes a NestJS example.
