You can register as many webhooks as you like.To facilitate webhook testing without having to configure a local server, tools like Webhook Site are a great option. They allow you to capture and visualize events received by the API quickly, helping with debugging and validating webhooks in real-time.
Step 2: Navigate to Settings > Integrations > ZapSign API > Webhooks.
Step 3: Add the URL generated by Webhook.site in the field where ZapSign requests the webhook endpoint and define the events for which you want to receive webhooks. Click "+" to add the address.
You can register as many webhooks as you like.
3. Triggering an Event in ZapSign
Create a document or trigger an event in ZapSign, then check Webhook.site for the received POST request, which will contain all the event details, including document ID, status, and payload.
Example of a webhook request received on webhook.site.
In the next chapter, we’ll go into more detail on how to create webhooks, both via the web interface and API.