Waymark / Routes / x-series-api.lightspeedhq.com Register and handle webhooks in Lightspeed X-Series
domain: x-series-api.lightspeedhq.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Decide which entity events to subscribe to, such as sale updates, product changes, or consignment receives Create the webhook via the webhook endpoint for an OAuth-authorized app, or add it manually from the store's API setup page Point the webhook at an HTTPS endpoint you control that can accept POST requests Parse incoming requests as form-encoded and decode the JSON payload nested inside the payload field Respond quickly with a 2xx status so the delivery isn't treated as failed Verify and log deliveries during setup, since manually added webhooks aren't tied to an OAuth app's credentials Known gotchas The webhook body isn't raw JSON — it's form-encoded with the JSON nested in a payload field, which trips up handlers expecting application/json Manually added webhooks behave differently from OAuth-app-created ones and aren't attributed to your app Webhook delivery isn't guaranteed exactly-once — design handlers to be idempotent against duplicate deliveries
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