Subscribe to Lodgify webhooks and verify inbound event payloads using HMAC signature validation
domain: docs.lodgify.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate to the Lodgify API using the account or property-level API key in the X-ApiKey header.
Register a webhook subscription with a unique target URL to receive booking, rate-change, guest-message, and payment events.
Store the per-webhook secret returned at creation time, since it is not retrievable afterward.
Verify each inbound payload by computing an HMAC-SHA256 signature over the raw JSON body and comparing it to the signature header.
Return a 200 response promptly from the webhook handler; Lodgify retries failed deliveries up to 10 attempts.
Known gotchas
The webhook secret is shown only once at subscription time - capture and store it securely immediately, or the subscription must be recreated to get a new one.
Lodgify retries failed deliveries (up to 10 attempts); automatic unsubscription of endpoints returning 410 Gone is planned but not yet guaranteed behavior per current docs - do not rely on it.
Lodgify's API spans both v1 and v2 paths for different resources - confirm which version a given webhook event or related resource belongs to.
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