INPUT_OBJECT

CreateWebhookInput

link GraphQL Schema definition

  • input CreateWebhookInput {
  • clientMutationId: String
  • # Last modification time.
  • modified: DateTime
  • # Creation time.
  • created: DateTime
  • # If True, remote side ssl certificate will not be validated when delivering
  • # notifications.
  • insecureSsl: Boolean!
  • # Params in REST API format (snake case), to modify the content of the WebHook.
  • # You can set "entity" options of the main entity on which the event occurs.
  • # E.g. Account for events like Account.Create, Account.Update, Account.Delete.
  • # For events with a secondary related entity you can also options under key
  • # "related_entity".
  • # E.g. for Account.LinkedDocument event, the "expand" option of
  • # CloudObject(Document)
  • # can be set under "related_entity" key.
  • # Filter follows REST API conventions:
  • # http://pipeliner-api-doc.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/latest/rest/space/index.html
  • # In addition, to REST params, you can conditionally trigger webhook
  • # only when specified fields will change. You can use "on-field-change" param and
  • # provide
  • # a list of api names on which this change will listen.
  • #
  • # Suppressing Webhooks
  • # You can specify list of strings under "skip_keys" key in options.
  • # Whenever you make an API request with header "Webhook-Skip-Key"
  • # equal to any of the specified skip keys,
  • # the Webhook will not be triggered. This can prevent a Webhook loop.
  • #
  • # Example:
  • # {
  • #
  • # "entity": {
  • #
  • # "Contact": {
  • #
  • # "expand": [
  • #
  • # "primary_account",
  • #
  • # "primary_contact",
  • #
  • # "task_relations.task"
  • #
  • # ],
  • #
  • # "load-only": [
  • #
  • # "id",
  • #
  • # "primary_account",
  • #
  • # "primary_contact.first_name",
  • #
  • # "task_relations.task"
  • #
  • # ],
  • #
  • # "filter": {
  • #
  • # "email1": ["test@example.com", "test@example.net"],
  • #
  • # "email2": "test@example.com"
  • #
  • # },
  • #
  • # "filter-op": {"email1": "eq"}, # optional, default operator is eq
  • #
  • # "on-field-change": ["email1"]
  • #
  • # },
  • #
  • # "Account": {
  • #
  • # "filter": {
  • #
  • # "owner_id": ["9900cce6-bcd6-412a-bcd1-1904556c949a"]
  • #
  • # }
  • #
  • # }
  • #
  • # },
  • #
  • # "related_entity": {"expand": ["contact"], "load-only": ["id", "contact"]},
  • #
  • # "skip_keys": ["gmail_sync", "custom_integration"],
  • #
  • # "chunk_size": 100, // defines the size of the chunk, default is 100, max is 100.
  • #
  • # "chunk_delay": 300, // each chunk will be delayed by N * chunk_delay seconds,
  • # where N is index of chunk, default is 0.
  • #
  • # "custom_entity_api_name": ["CE_Name1", "CE_Name2"] // in case of triggered
  • # custom entity, this will execute webhooks only for specified ones within the
  • # list. Default are all custom entity types.
  • # }
  • options: JSONString
  • # Signature to verify webhook (has to be UUID). When signature is set, then all
  • # webhook requests will be signed using HMAC-SHA256. This signature will be used
  • # as key and request body as message. Signature will be located in
  • # "WebHook-Signature" header.
  • signature: ID
  • # Webhook URL.
  • url: String!
  • events: [EventEnum!]!
  • }

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