Event types
Every webhook has an event type name that describes its trigger. In order to create a webhook, you’ll need to choose an event type and use either itswebhookEventTypeName or webhookEventTypeId in your request.
The below table lists all of the event types currently supported by the Equals API. You can click on a webhook event type’s name to view an example event payload. Every event payload includes a webhookEventTypeName and a messageId. Beyond that, the payload structure varies depending on the event type.
Webhook retries
If a webhook fails to deliver due (i.e., results in a timeout or any non-2XX response), we’ll retry sending it every 5 minutes for a period of two weeks until we get a 200 Success response.
If your issues persist, please get in touch with your account manager.