Subsplash webhooks let your integration receive an HTTP request when a supported event occurs. Use webhooks for real-time updates instead of repeatedly checking the REST API for changes.
How webhooks work
A webhook subscription belongs to one Subsplash organization. You provide an HTTPS endpoint, select one or more supported events, and enable the subscription.
When a subscribed event occurs, Subsplash sends a message to your endpoint. Each webhook also includes a secret that your integration can use to verify signed messages.
Common uses
Respond to supported profile changes in real time.
Keep another system synchronized with Subsplash.
Start an automated workflow after a supported event.
Reduce repeated API requests for change detection.
Review the current event list in the webhook API reference before you design your integration.
Get started
Request developer documentation access. Documentation access does not include API credentials.
Contact your Subsplash Client Success Manager or Ministry Consultant to discuss API access and request credentials.
Review the Subsplash webhook API reference for supported events, request fields, response schemas, and available actions.