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  1. Integrations
  2. Webhooks

Verifying request

Last updated 1 year ago

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When creating a Webhook, a unique secret key is generated. This key is used to verify the incoming requests.

When receiving a webhook from Centox the following headers are appended:

X-Centox-Webhook-Secret: `The secret of the webhook`

X-Centox-Webhook-Identifier: `The name of the webhook`

X-Centox-Webhook-Timestamp: `UNIX timestamp (millis) of when the Webhook was sent.`