Webhook are registered in workspaces and are triggered on specific events, see each webhook description for more details. When one of these events takes place, the client endpoint receives the payload as a POST HTTPS request, in JSON format. The client is expected to answer with a 200 status code within 5 seconds. Failing to do that, the payload will be sent again immediately, then 1 minute and 5 minutes later, before being discarded. The following headers are set:
  • X-Claap-Webhook-Id: the webhook identifier.
  • X-Claap-Webhook-Secret: a secret key bound to the webhook, which can be used to check the request comes from Claap.

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Event structure

Webhook payloads are structured as JSON objects like: 
{
  "eventId": "eeghaiCh8Chaikusa5che",
  "event": {
    "type": "recording_added",
    "recording": {
      ... <Recording> payload
    }
  }
}
Where event.type identifies the kind of event being received and eventId this particular instance of webhook invocation. eventId is shared by all retries of a same invocation.