JobAdder API: create and manage webhooks for entity lifecycle events
domain: jobadder.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Register a JobAdder Developer Account and obtain OAuth2 client credentials with the offline_access scope (required for all webhooks).
POST to https://api.jobadder.com/v2/webhooks with a bearer token, a name, status ('Enabled'), a target url, and an events array (e.g. candidate_status_changed, placement_status_changed, job_partner_action).
Store the returned webhook id, and validate that your endpoint responds with a 2XX status within the 100-second timeout on each delivered event.
Inspect the x-jobadder-webhookid request header on incoming deliveries to route events to the correct webhook handler.
Monitor webhook health: JobAdder auto-suspends a webhook after 10 failed deliveries in an hour, dropping any events sent while suspended.
Re-enable a suspended webhook with an update request, and delete webhooks you no longer need via DELETE https://api.jobadder.com/v2/webhooks/{id}.
Known gotchas
All webhooks require the offline_access OAuth scope in addition to the read scope for the relevant entity — omitting it silently blocks webhook creation.
A webhook is suspended after 10 failures within an hour and all events during the suspended window are permanently lost, not queued for later delivery.
partner_action events do not fire on entity creation the way other event types do — only explicit partner action triggers raise them.
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