Configuring WEP WebHooks

A webhook always needs a receiving URL where the call will end. As stated earlier, you must set up a URL endpoint in your production system (possibly on your server) where the WebHooks that our system sends can be received. During registration, you provide this URL.

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Server Configurations

It is worthy of note to know that you must ensure that your server is externally accessible and that it can handle POST requests.

Afterward, you must select the specific WebHooks event you want to subscribe to. With our system providing two different types of security signatures for an added layer of authentication, you need to verify the signature using the digital signature key our system provided to you after your registration.

Handling Incoming WebHooks

WebHooks Testing

For testing purposes, you can use 3rd-party services like WebHook.Site. This service will give you a URL to put into your webhook registration, and then you can see calls from the webhook.

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Testing URL from WebHook.site

Be aware that this URL is one-time and will be destroyed as soon as you leave the site.

You can use the Test WebHook Registration call for testing calls. With the ID of your webhook registration, you will receive a callback to your system (or to the testing site).