Subscribe to Livestorm webhooks for registration and session lifecycle events
domain: developers.livestorm.co · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
POST https://api.livestorm.co/v1/webhooks (webhooks:write scope) with a target URL and one supported event type (event.created, session.created, event.published, people.registered, session.started, session.ended, people.attended, people.not_attended, people.watched_replay, job.ended).
Return a 2xx response quickly from the receiving endpoint to avoid triggering retries.
Inspect data.meta.webhook.event to route logic by event type, since each subscription is tied to one event type.
For on-demand events, read replay_view_detail.watched_at from the people.watched_replay payload instead of relying on has_viewed_replay, which stays false for on-demand content.
Re-subscribe manually if Livestorm auto-disables the webhook after repeated delivery failures.
Known gotchas
A webhook subscription applies to all sessions/events in the workspace — there's no server-side per-session filtering; filter on your own end.
After 5 failed retries (~21 minutes of backoff), Livestorm auto-disables the subscription and only notifies by email, so failures can go unnoticed without monitoring.
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