Inventory Order and Load Webhook Data

Example of load webhook payload.

This operation describes the payload for load that our service will send to your webhook endpoint. <p>Note: The actual webhook URL is defined by you and is not part of our API domain. Please provide your endpoint URL when registering your webhook, along with supported Authentication Methods as described in Webhook Guide.</p> </p> Ensure that your endpoint is properly configured to handle the payloads and respond with the appropriate HTTP status codes. <ul> <li>Webhook Retry Logic</li> <li>Webhook Recommendations</li></ul></p></p> Push to webhook is triggered when there is a change in any attribute of a load: <ul> <li>Creation, update or deletion of an load</li> </ul> </p> Push to webhook is <b>NOT</b> triggered for any cases that dont modify any load attributes: <ul> <li>Change in orders for the load</li> <li>Change in shipment for the load</li></ul></p>

post/{webhook_endpoint_path_for_loads}

Request

Path parameters

webhook_endpoint_path_for_loadsstring required

Your webhook path specified when creating your webhook configuration in the "url" field: e.g., url = "https://{webhook_base_url}/{webhook_endpoint_path_for_loads}" (Create or update a push configuration.).

Request body

createdDateTimestring date-time

The time when project44 created the event.

dataType'Load'

Data type of the payload

eventIdstring

Unique identifier for the event

eventType'inventory.v1.load.upserted' | 'inventory.v1.load.deleted'

Describes the type of the event

Response

OK

Changes

No recorded changes to this operation across all 1 revision of this API.