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Webhooks let Fermion send event notifications directly to your server.
If you have not enabled Webhooks, please go to Manage features > Scroll to Development > Webhook and enable that first from your instructor dashboard
Follow these steps to set up your first webhook:

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Setting Up a Webhook

  1. Go to Webhooks Settings
    Open the Webhooks page in your Fermion dashboard.
  2. Create a Webhook
    Click Add a new webhook to create a new webhook template.
  3. Add Your Webhook URL
    Enter your server endpoint URL that will handle incoming webhook events and payload.
  4. Set a Webhook Secret
    Ensure the integrity of your webhook events by setting a secret. This secret will be sent in every webhook event in a header named X-Fermion-Webhook-Secret. Your server must validate all incoming requests and check if this header is present with the correct value. New Webhook
Treat your webhook URL as a secure endpoint. Only accept requests that contain the correct Fermion webhook secret.
  1. Subscribe to Events
    Choose the events you want this webhook to listen to. More information on events is provided in next sections. Subscribe Events
  2. Save Configuration
    Click on Save Configuration to update your webhook settings.

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Multiple Webhooks & Event Subscriptions

You can create multiple webhooks, each subscribed to different events.
This lets you send specific notifications to the right system. Examples:
  • Webhook 1 → Lab events → Sends data to an analytics system.
  • Webhook 2 → Payment events → Sends data to accounting software.
  • Webhook 3 → Captions → Sends caption data to your DB.

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Example Webhook Configuration

WebhookSubscribed EventsPurpose
Webhook 1Lab Run TestsSend lab results to an analytics system.
Webhook 2Paid Product Sale, Payment FailedUpdate accounting software with sales data.
Webhook 3Live Event Session Caption ReadyAutomatically process captions for integration.
Using multiple webhooks keeps your integrations organized, secure, and efficient, since each system only receives the events it needs.