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Setup

Learn how to create and configure a webhook.

To create a webhook:

  1. From the ROGER Dashboard, open the Settings for your workspace from the account menu in the top-right corner of the screen.
  2. Click the Webhooks section from the left navigation panel.
  3. Click Create webhook.
  4. Enter the URL of the endpoint where you would like to receive JSON webhook events, and specify what teams to include contract notifications for.
  5. Click Create to confirm and generate a webhook secret.

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Handling events

Events are sent to configured webhook URLs via an HTTP POST request with a JSON body (application/json).

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Event authentication

A secret is generated with each webhook endpoint you configure in ROGER. You can view the secret key for each webhook in the Webhooks section of the Settings screen from the ROGER Dashboard.

To verify that an event delivered to your endpoint truly came from ROGER, two additional request headers are included in the HTTP POST request:

  • x-roger-timestamp - Number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970 UTC.
  • x-roger-signature - HMAC, computed as the SHA-256 digest of the concatenation of the X-Roger-Timestamp and the JSON request body represented as strings.

Developers should only trust events that have a valid HMAC in the x-roger-signature header.

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Event body

Here is an example JSON body with comments:

{
  # Type of webhook event.
  "event": "contract.signed",

  # Name and email address of the signer.
  "signer": {
    "name": "John Hancock",
    "email": "john.hancock@gmail.com"
  },

  # Data submitted by the signer.
  "submission": {

    # Number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970 UTC.
    "timestamp": 1733367410253,

    # Ordered field values.
    "values": [
      # First field...
      {
        # ID of the field.
        # (Remains stable even if fields are reordered in the template.)
        "id": "BbCoK2kaWKFEkCoQymks",

        # Type of the field.
        "type": "singletext",

        # Value of the field.
        "value": "John Hancock"
      },
      # Second field...
      {
        "id": "BeLMd7tgYUeheQwnMDDe",
        "type": "signature",
        "value": "John Hancock"
      }
    ]

  },

  pdfUrl: "<URL of the signed PDF>"
}
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