Face WebHook
In this guide, you will learn how to set up your web server to receive HTTP postbacks from Events Bridge. When a face detection event occurs, Events Bridge will post the event data to your web server. This event data follows the WebHookFaceRecPayload model.
LPR WebHook
In this guide, you will learn how to set up your web server to receive HTTP postbacks from Events Bridge when a license plate detection event occurs. The system will post event data to your web server, following the WebHookLprPayload model.
WebHook Payload Models
Events Bridge exposes two endpoints that return a fully populated example of each WebHook payload. They exist purely so you can build and test a receiver before any real detection has happened — point a code generator at them, save them as test fixtures, or paste one into your own service to check that it deserializes.
Manually Setting Up a WebHook
This guide explains how to manually configure a WebHook in the eConnect Events Bridge platform. WebHooks allow the system to send detection events to a remote server automatically.
Automating WebHook Setup
Events Bridge lets partners register and maintain their WebHooks entirely through the API, instead of clicking through the settings screen described in Manually Setting Up a WebHook. Automating this is strongly recommended: it removes transcription errors, and it lets you refresh short-lived credentials on a schedule.