WebHooks
Get one WebHook
Retrieve a single WebHook record by its Id.
GET
Get one WebHook
A WebHook sends an HTTP POST request to a specified URL whenever a particular event occurs within a location. Webhooks let external systems react to changes in real time without polling the API.
Each webhook is scoped to a single location (
BusinessId) and is configured with an Action that identifies the triggering event (e.g. CoworkerCreate, BookingCreate, CoworkerInvoicePaid). Only one action can be assigned per webhook record — create separate webhook records if you need to react to multiple events.
Nexudus will POST a JSON payload to the configured URL every time the selected action fires. If the endpoint returns a non-2xx response, the error is recorded in LastError and ErrorCount is incremented. A webhook is automatically disabled after repeated failures.
Set Active to false to pause delivery without deleting the webhook. Use LastTrigger and LastError to monitor delivery health.
Authentication
This endpoint requires OAuth2 authentication. Include a valid bearer token in the
Authorization header.
The authenticated user must be a full unrestricted administrator or have the WebHook-Read role.Path Parameters
The Id of the WebHook record to retrieve.
Code Examples
Response
200
ID of the location this webhook belongs to.
Display name for the webhook.
The event that triggers this webhook (e.g. CoworkerCreate, BookingCreate, CoworkerInvoicePaid). See
eWebhookAction enum values: 1 = None, 2 = CoworkerUpdate, 3 = CoworkerCreate, 4 = BlogPostCreate, 5 = BlogPostUpdate, 6 = BookingCreate, 7 = BookingUpdate, 8 = BookingDelete, 9 = SendWelcomeEmail, 10 = CoworkerContractActivate, 11 = CoworkerContractCancel, 12 = CoworkerContractRenew, 13 = CoworkerContractUpgradeDowngrade, 14 = CoworkerContractActivateFirst, 15 = CoworkerInvoiceCreateFirst, 16 = CoworkerInvoiceCreate, 17 = CoworkerInvoiceDelete, 18 = CoworkerInvoiceUpdate, 19 = CoworkerInvoiceRefund, 20 = CoworkerInvoiceCreditNote, 21 = CoworkerInvoicePaid, 22 = CoworkerInvoiceFailedPayment, 23 = CoworkerInvoiceReceivedPayment, 24 = CoworkerInvoiceAwaitingPayment, 25 = CalendarEventCreate, 26 = CalendarEventUpdate, 27 = CalendarEventAttendeeDelete, 28 = CalendarEventAttendeeCreate, 29 = CalendarEventAttendeeUpdate, 30 = GlobalChatMessageCreate, 31 = NewsLetterSubscriberCreate, 32 = NewsLetterSubscriberSubscribed, 33 = NewsLetterSubscriberUnSubscribed, 34 = NewsLetterSubscriberRemovedFromGroup, 35 = CoworkerCheckout, 36 = CoworkerCheckin, 37 = CoworkerCheckinFailed, 38 = VisitorNotification, 39 = CommunityBoardNewThread, 40 = CommunityBoardNewReply, 41 = VisitorCheckedin, 42 = VisitorRegistered, 43 = BlogPostDelete, 44 = CalendarEventDelete, 45 = HelDeskMessageCreated, 46 = HelpDeskCommentCreated, 47 = CheckinCreated, 48 = CheckinUpdated, 49 = CheckinDeleted, 50 = CoworkerDelete, 51 = CoworkerMessageCreate, 52 = DeliveryCreated, 53 = DeliveryAssigned, 54 = ProposalCreated, 55 = ProposalUpdated, 56 = ProposalDeleted, 57 = TeamCreated, 58 = TeamUpdated, 59 = TeamDeleted, 60 = CoworkerContractUpdate, 61 = AccessControlUpdate, 62 = CoworkerContractCreate, 63 = FailedCheckin, 64 = VisitorDeleted, 65 = CoworkerInvoiceLedgerEntryCreate, 66 = CoworkerInvoiceLedgerEntryDelete, 67 = CoworkerInvoiceLedgerEntryUpdate, 68 = CoworkerProductCreate, 69 = CoworkerProductUpdate, 70 = CoworkerProductDelete, 71 = FloorPlanDeskCreate, 72 = FloorPlanDeskDelete, 73 = FloorPlanDeskUpdate, 74 = TariffCreate, 75 = TariffDelete, 76 = TariffUpdate, 77 = CoworkerContractDelete, 78 = FloorPlanCreate, 79 = FloorPlanDelete, 80 = FloorPlanUpdate, 81 = ProductCreate, 82 = ProductDelete, 83 = ProductUpdate, 84 = BusinessUpdate, 85 = CommunityGroupCreate, 86 = CommunityGroupDelete, 87 = CommunityGroupUpdate, 88 = CoworkerPaymentMethodCreate, 89 = CoworkerPaymentMethodDelete, 90 = CoworkerPaymentMethodUpdate.Optional description of the webhook’s purpose.
The endpoint URL that receives the HTTP POST payload when the webhook fires.
Whether the webhook is enabled and will fire when the configured action occurs.
Error message from the most recent failed delivery attempt.
Number of consecutive delivery failures since the last successful call.
Date and time the webhook last fired successfully.
Unique record identifier.
UUID of the record.
Date and time the record was created (ISO 8601).
Date and time the record was last updated (ISO 8601).
Email of the user who last updated this record.
Whether the record was recently created.
External system identifier.
Example Response
Get one WebHook