Shared
Shared webhooks come to use when the service sends all the notifications for all the users to only one registered URL.
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Shared webhooks come to use when the service sends all the notifications for all the users to only one registered URL.
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When the service sends all the notifications to only one webhook URL, but the webhook has to be registered under a user account, that's not a shared webhook.
In order to have the shared webhook listening to incoming traffic, you must publish your app. Before doing so, please, read this .
Shared webhook should be registered by the developer of the app. All notifications from the service for all users will be sent to Make by calling this URL, which is generated when creating the shared webhook. On the Make's end, the corresponding user account will be matched.
Since the webhook is shared among multiple users, it is needed to match the incoming events with their owners and deliver them correctly. In order to do it, it is needed to work with uid parameter. Uid parameter can be obtained in connection.