We have an online guide that explains all the details about the Unify Webhooks: https://developers.apideck.com/guides/webhooks#how-to-subscribe-to-webhook-events
Below, we have created a summary of the different steps, where we configure HRIS webhooks as an example.
Subscribe to Unify Webhooks
If you login to the Unify platform, and navigate to the webhook menu item or https://platform.apideck.com/webhooks
You can manage the subscriptions on Unify webhook events.
Click “Add webhook” to create a new subscription.
Enter the delivery URL of the endpoint on your system that will receive the webhook events.
Select with Unify API and which events you want to get webhook events and check “Enabled”.
REMARK: the delivery URL will be validated upon creation, and should respond with a 200 HTTP response on the POST request that Unify pushes.
Active webhooks on the integrations
Since most systems do not support webhooks natively, our Unify platform provides “virtual webhooks”, which is a smart polling engine that monitors the integration for changes. If a change is detected, a webhook event will be pushed.
To enable which integrations you want to monitor, you can turn them on via “Webhooks” >> “Connectors “or https://platform.apideck.com/webhooks/connectors/hris
We display an overview of the available integrations, that support virtual webhooks, and by toggling them on, virtual webhooks will start to monitor for changes.
Or you can activate them from the integration configuration page
For integrations that offer Webhooks as a native capability, Apideck will try to auto-register the subscription through integrations API. If that is not possible, we include the information in the Integration guide for the connector.
Hope this provides some information to get you started with the activation of webhooks.