Once a webhook is triggered, a payload is delivered to the specified payload URL. Each event for a specific webhook type follows a similar JSON schema, containing information that is relevant to the supported event. The sections below define the properties included in the payloads and provide example payloads for organization and service webhooks.
Organization webhook payloads
The following table lists the properties included in payloads for your organization webhooks, returning information on changes and updates to the users, groups, items, and roles in your organization.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| webhookName | The name of the webhook that delivered the payload. |
| webhookId | The ID of the webhook that delivered the payload. |
| portalURL | The URL of the portal to which the webhook is registered. |
| when | The time that the payload was delivered. |
| username | The user that triggered the event. |
| userId | The ID of the user that triggered the event. |
| when | The time the event occurred. |
| operation | The operation type performed by the user. The list below outlines the operation type property returned in the payload and their associated Portal Directory API operations:
|
| source | The item type on which the operation was performed. This can be items, group, or user. |
| id | The ID of the source item on which the operation was performed. |
| properties | The additional properties associated with specific event triggers. The following list outlines the additional properties included in the payload. For more information on which event triggers include additional properties, see Event triggers, or click the properties below to learn more about a specific trigger and its properties. |
Payload example
The following example illustrates a sample payload for an organization webhook that triggers when a specific group has been updated:
{
"info": {
"webhookName": "Group monitoring",
"webhookId": "72fed926aeb74c9ca8a22aacddc6725a",
"portalURL": "https://orgURL/portal/",
"when": 1543192196521
},
"events": [
{
"username": "administrator",
"userId": "173dd04b69134bdf99c5000aad0b6298",
"when": 1543192196521,
"operation": "update",
"source": "group",
"id": "173dd04b69134bdf99c5000aad0b6298",
"properties": {}
}
]
}Geoprocessing service webhook payloads
The following table lists the properties included in payloads for geoprocessing service webhooks, returning information on changes made to your geoprocessing services.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| serviceType | The service type the webhook was configured for. For feature service webhooks, this property will only return GPServer. |
| jobId | The ID of the geoprocessing service job. |
| statusURL | The geoprocessing service job status URL that can be polled to return the job's status information. |
| name | The webhook name. |
| taskName | The geoprocessing tool name. |
| folderName | The folder where the geoprocessing service is located. |
| serviceName | The geoprocessing service's name. |
| eventType | The property representing how the geoprocessing service job completed. Geoprocessing service webhooks do not subscribe to specific event triggers. Rather, these webhooks deliver their payloads once a geoprocessing service job has completed. These payloads list if the job was completed successfully (esriJobSucceeded), unsuccessfully (esriJobFailed), or if the job was cancelled (esriJobCancelled). Values: esriJobSucceeded | esriJobFailed | esriJobCancelled |
| when | The timestamp (formatted as milliseconds since epoch) of when the job completed. |
Payload example
The following example illustrates a sample payload for a geoprocessing service webhook that triggers when a geoprocessing service job is complete.
{
"serviceType": "GPServer",
"jobId": "jeccad3d9099d4e1591859fdb08f4d1eb",
"statusURL": https://machine.domain.com/webadaptor/rest/services/my_Service/GPServer/jobs/jeccad3d9099d4e1591859fdb08f4d1eb?f=pjson,
"name": "webhook1",
"taskName": "",
"folderName": "",
"serviceName": "my_Service",
"events": [
{
"eventType": "esriJobSucceeded",
"when": 1652458959318
}
]
}Feature service webhook payloads
The following table lists the properties included in payloads for feature service webhooks, returning information on changes made to your feature services.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| serviceType | The service type the webhook was configured for. For feature service webhooks, this property will only return FeatureServer. |
| changesUrl | The URL to the Extract Changes endpoint for the service. While only the event trigger and time of occurrence is included in the payload, you can access this URL to learn more about the specific changes that occurred during the event. |
| id | The ID of the webhook that delivered the payload. |
| folderName | The folder where the feature service is located. |
| serviceName | The feature service's name. |
| eventType | The event type performed on the feature service. To learn more about the change type values that you can subscribe to when configuring your webhook, see the Event triggers topic. Values: * | FeaturesCreated | FeaturesUpdated | FeaturesDeleted | FeaturesEdited | AttachmentsCreated | AttachmentsUpdated | AttachmentsDeleted | LayerSchemaChanged | LayerDefinitionChanged | FeatureServiceDefinitionChanged | FeaturesPosted |
| when | The timestamp (formatted as milliseconds since epoch) of when the event occurred. |
Payload example
The following example illustrates a sample payload for a feature service webhook that triggers when a feature service is updated (FeaturesUpdated), deleted (FeaturesDeleted), and edited (FeaturesEdited):
{
"serviceType": "FeatureServer",
"changesUrl": "https://machine.domain.com/webadaptor/rest/services/Hosted/my_Service/FeatureServer/extractChanges?serverGens=12942,13026",
"id": "84e17696-c9d8-43cc-9cf7-5aeb658db12b",
"folderName": "Hosted",
"serviceName": "my_Service",
"events": [
{
"eventType": "FeaturesUpdated",
"when": 1652459863334
},
{
"eventType": "FeaturesDeleted",
"when": 1652459863334
},
{
"eventType": "FeaturesEdited",
"when": 1652459863334
}
]
}