Webhook Events
Each object in the platform has its own lifecycle and its status changes as it transitions between states.
Whenever one such transition occurs, a webhook event is fired.
Setup
Currently, you can nominate a webhook destination by contacting support.
In order to create a destination, please provide a HTTPS URL and your desired authentication method.
Authentication
The platform support the following authentication styles when sending webhooks.
Authentication | Description | Info needed |
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SHA-256 signature | HTTP header that contains SHA-256 signature of payload, signed by a shared secret |
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API key | API key provided in HTTP header or URL query |
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Basic auth | Username and password, encoded in |
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When requesting webhook access, ensure you provide the "Info needed" details to MoveUSD support.
Retries
When consuming webhooks, it is the best practice to accept the events as they are, return a successful response and handle any errors or retries within your own platform.
If you choose to propagate the error back to the webhook sender, the webhook request will be retried every hour up to 5 times, regardless of the type of the error. This is not customisable and may cause duplicates within your system. As such, it is recommended to rely on your own retry mechanisms instead.
Payload
All webhook events have a consistent JSON payload.
{
"event": "<event code>",
"createdAt": "<ISO timestamp of when the event was generated>",
"customerId": "<Your customer ID>",
"data": {
"id": "<ID of the object that has been updated>",
"status": "<The new status of the object>"
}
}
If the event is relevant to an Identity or Organization, additional fields are available at the root of the structure: identityId
and identityReferenceId
(or organizationId
and organizationReferenceId
).
Some events may include additional fields in data
section. These have been documented in the next section per event.
That said, most events will include only id
and status
. The expected integration pattern is to perform a GET
operation on the given resource to get the latest data for that resource, when a new event arrives. This is to protect consumers from out-of-order delivery issues and they are always working with the latest information about an object.
Events
The following is the exhaustive list of events that you may receive.
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Refer to |
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Please refer to the provided GET
operation for the possible values for status
.
Updated about 6 hours ago