A webhook (also called a web callback or an HTTP push API) is a way of giving Addo real-time information. The webhook is integrated with Addo and when that happens you will receive data immediately.
The function is used to make changes to the website or web application with custom revocations. This means that, if allowed and set up, the various statuses from Addo Sign can be updated on your own website or application, if there should be any changes in the status.
Within Addo and in your user settings in the upper right corner, you will have the possibility to set up webhooks.
The webhooks are triggered by various events. The events you can set up in Addo Sign are;
- Completed - Can give notice as soon as a transaction is signed by all parties.
- Expired - Can give notice if the deadline for the signatures has expired.
- Rejected - Can give notice if a signer has refused to sign the document.
- Document opened - Can notify if a signer opens 1 or more documents in the transaction
- Document Signed - Can notify if a document in the transaction is signed.
- Transaction state changed - Can notify each change from the time the transaction has started, awaits a new signer, is signed, distributes back to you / signer or if it has failed.
- Redirect url - Can redirect sign to a specific website after the signature is done. In that case, simply add the landing page that you want the signer to land on. This must be entered with "HTTP://" or "HTTPS://" prefix.
- Invitation - Can give notice when an invitation has been sent out to the signer
- Reminder - Can notify when a new reminder has been sent to the signer
With this tool, it is possible for you to redirect the signer to a URL. This means, that instead of setting up an API to retrieve data from us, you will have this data sent to you when a change occurs in the above-mentioned scenarios.