Create Webhook

Registers a new webhook to receive event notifications. Subscribe to one or more event types
via notificationTypes:

  • FNOL (Fnol = 1) — insurance-claim lifecycle for a detected accident.
    Delivered at three notification levels (1 = first detection, 2 = verified, 3 = report-ready).
    Payload fields: EventId, EventTime, Vin, Connection, TSP, Location, NotificationLevel, ReportReady, IsAccurate.
  • Safety Event (EventNotification = 2) — a detected driving safety event (e.g. harsh braking, collision)
    with an Event Risk rating from 1 (very low) to 5 (critical).
    Payload fields: EventId, IssuedOn, TranslatedIncidentTypes, EventRisk, VehicleId, VehicleName, VehicleVin, VehicleGroups, Recipients.

The webhook receives a POST or PUT request with the envelope:
{ "timestamp": "...", "type": <ManifoldNotificationType>, "data": { ... } }
where data contains the payload matching the event type.

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Body Params

Object containing the details of the new webhook.

Represents the configuration details of a webhook used for event notifications.

connectionIds
array of uuids | null

Gets or sets the list of connection IDs associated with the webhook.
These IDs are used to identify connections that the webhook is linked to.

connectionIds
string | null

Gets or sets the URL associated with the webhook.
This is the endpoint where the webhook will send the HTTP requests
to deliver notifications.

string | null

Specifies the HTTP verb used by the webhook when making requests to the specified URL.

headers
object | null

Represents the custom headers included in the webhook requests.

notificationTypes
array of objects | null

The event types this webhook subscribes to. At least one value is required.
Allowed values:

notificationTypes
Allowed:
Headers
string
enum
Defaults to application/json

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