Webhook and Placeholders

Webhook is a way for an app to provide other applications with real-time information. A webhook delivers data to other applications as it happens, meaning you get data immediately.

The first step in consuming a webhook is giving the webhook provider(IPERA) a URL to deliver a request. This is often done through a back-end panel or an API, meaning you also need to set up a URL in your app accessible from the public web.

IPERA webhook can use below methods to send data to you in JSON to be interpreted

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HTTP POST
HTTP GET
HTTP HEAD
HTTP PUT
HTTP PATCH
HTTP DELETE

Also, up to 5 custom headers (key/value pairs) are supported in addition to the below fields that can be sent.

Placeholder Description

[[name]]	Guest full name
[[email]]	Guest e-mail address
[[phone]]	Guest phone number
[[location]]	Location name of the event
[[building]]	Building name of the event
[[floor]]	Floor name of the event
[[zone]]	Zone name of the event
[[mac]]	Client MAC address
[[locationId]]	Hashed location id of the event
[[buildingId]]	Hashed building id of the event
[[floorId]]	Hashed floor id of the event
[[zoneId]]	Hashed zone id of the event
[[timestamp]]	Timestamp of the event
[[temperature]]	Temperature data of the sensor
[[humidity]]	Humidity data of the sensor
[[batteryLevel]]	Battery level of the sensor
[[button]]	Name of the pressed button
[[true]]	Boolean true value
[[false]]	Boolean false value