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            Create a Webhook Data Action Target

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            Create a Webhook Data Action Target

            Send a data action event to a webhook target and protect the message integrity with a Salesforce-generated secret key. A webhook is a type of API that’s event driven rather than request driven. The secret key validates the payload requests sent from Salesforce. The webhook transports the HTTP payload with events in the format of DataObjectDataChgEvent.

            Required Editions

            Available in: All Editions supported by Data 360. See Data 360 edition availability.
            User Permission Sets Needed
            To create a Webhook data action target:

            One of these permission sets:

            • Data Cloud Architect
            • Data Cloud Activation Manager
            • Data Cloud Activation Specialist
            1. In Data 360, navigate to the Data Actions Target tab, and click New.
            2. Enter the action target name.
              The Action Target API Name field is auto-filled.
            3. Select Webhook.
            4. Enter the URL where you want to publish the webhook events, and click Save.
            5. Generate the secret key.
              You can generate a secret key only for an active or inactive data action target.
            6. Copy the secret key to configure your webhook system. 
              {
   "creationDateTime": "DateTime: Payload creation time at the service calling webhook",
   "count": "Number: Count of events in this payload",
   "schemas": [ { "schemaId": "Action Name of schema", schema : "Schema of Event Payload in Action" } ], //Array of Schemas for different event payload
   "events": [Array of Data Object Data Change Event],
}

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