A PBX event is a rule that runs actions - a webhook, an SMS, a call, setting a variable or a switch, or changing the members of a queue - when something happens on the PBX. See PBX events for the triggers, the variables and the limits.

Every webhook request of an event is signed with the webhook's secret, in the header X-TCX-Signature - see Webhook. This request gives the webhook of an event a new, generated secret, e.g. when the old one may have been seen by somebody else. Requests are signed with the new secret right away, so update your server to the new secret at the same time.

To set a secret of your own instead, update the event with webhook.secret.

The request has no body.

{
  secret: '0d4c8b1e7f2a6935c0e1d2f3a4b5c6d7e8f90a1b2c3d4e5f60718293a4b5c6d7'
}