How to verify Webhook

Step 01: Create Application Make an application called “TestWebhook” to manage your workflows effectively.

Step 02: Create Workflow

Inside the Workflow folder of your application, create a new workflow named “UpdateEmployeeWorkflow”.

Step 03: Select Trigger

Choose “Webhook” as the trigger to start your workflow, ensuring it works well with external systems.

Define path for the RestService and save it.

Populating Webhook Signature form as per the requirements.

Import the Schema in the Output of the Webhook body as per the requirements.

Step 04: Add RestClient Activity

Include a “RestClient Activity” in your workflow canvas for making HTTP requests and interacting with RESTful web service.

Step 05: Publish the Workflow Publish your configured workflow once it’s ready for accessibility across your organization.

Step 06: Deploy the Workflow Deploy your verified workflow, selecting the right development environment and giving it a distinct name.

Step 07: Configure the Workflow URL in Paycor Portal

Add the workflow URL and secret in Paycor’s Event Subscription portal.

Step 08: Test and Verify To verify the webhook and workflow, update the employee data and wait for webhook event, after some time you will get Log in mock API or get data.