Api reference MessageFlow
  • Welcome
  • Introduction
  • Authentication
  • REST clients samples
  • Long running actions - Retry-After header explained
  • Input compression
  • Using filters
  • Dynamic e-mail content
  • SMS Billing
  • Incoming webhooks
    • Step 1: Identify the events to monitor
    • Steps to configure webhooks
    • Step 2: Create a webhook endpoint
    • Step 3: Handle requests
    • Step 4: Test that your webhook
    • Step 4: Test your webhook
    • Step 5: Save your webhook configuration
  • External resources
  • Current Version
  • License
  • Groups
  • Contacts
  • Emails
  • Sms
  • Blacklist
  • Campaigns
  • Pushes
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  1. Incoming webhooks

Step 4: Test your webhook

Only after a successful test result can your webhook configuration be saved. Make sure the response from your endpoint contains

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
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