Webhook creation

[mgrant (Marvin Grant)]

I am following up about the post below from Colin. Has there been any new updates that could provide a better way for us to create internal webhooks when using triggers?

Event Triggers Webhooks

Hi Nai, Webhook.site is meant for quickly testing what an event trigger will send you in the payload, including anything in the headers, like auth tokens. This site can be helpful when developing a client service so you can see the data and where it is in the payload so you know how to access it. It can’t be used to develop an actual client service that you can use in a production environment. I realize that the current documentation on event triggers doesn’t walk you through how to actuall…

[colin_mckibben]

Are you asking about testing webhooks, or creating a production service that can consume webhooks and take actions? For testing, webhook.site is what I prefer to use. If your looking to create a production application, you can either leverage Workflows or you can build your own custom application to listen for webhook events. You can watch the below video to learn how to develop a custom application.

Event Triggers: Getting Started and Advanced

Presenters: @colin_mckibben Here is the example trigger service that I used in my demonstration: event-trigger-examples/node-js at main · sailpoint-oss/event-trigger-examples · GitHub You can also check out our docs at Event Triggers | SailPoint Developer Community [Developer Days 2023 - IdentityNow, Event Triggers: Getting Started & Advanced]

[mgrant (Marvin Grant)]

Hi Colin,

Thanks. Yes I am referring to creating our own application so we would not have to use the webhook.site.