Avionté BOLD API: subscribe to webhook events for jobs, placements, and talent
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Steps
In the Avionté developer portal, review the Webhook Events catalog (developer.avionte.com/docs/webhooks) to see the full Front Office event taxonomy grouped by Talent, Company, Contact, Job, Placement, Organization, and Web Applicant events.
Register a webhook subscription for the specific event names you need (e.g. talent_created, job_post_created, placement_started) through your Avionté integration setup.
Verify each subscribed event's payload shape on its individual documentation page (e.g. developer.avionte.com/docs/talent_created_event) before writing handler code.
Implement an idempotent handler, since webhook delivery systems generally retry on failure and you may receive the same event more than once.
Use the Setup/Time Management/Back Office event groups only if your integration specifically needs status/config-change or payroll/tax notifications, since those touch sensitive back-office data.
Known gotchas
Avionté's event catalog is large and split across Front Office and Back Office groups — Back Office events (Payroll, Talent Tax) touch pay/tax data and should be scoped separately from general CRM/ATS sync work.
Each event has its own dedicated documentation page with its own payload shape; there is no single generic 'entity changed' event covering multiple types.
Webhook events assume you already hold a valid OAuth2 access token for any follow-up API calls triggered by the event payload.
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