Integrate WaiverForever's API for waiver templates and signed-waiver webhooks
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Steps
Register an API key from Settings > Integration in your WaiverForever account
Send it as an X-API-Key header on every request to api.waiverforever.com/openapi/v1/...
Call GET /openapi/v1/auth/userInfo to confirm the key is valid before building further
List your waiver templates and their template_id values through the template endpoints, since templates are versioned and requests generally return the latest version
Subscribe to the new_waiver_submitted event via POST /openapi/v1/webhooks/ with a template_id and target URL, or configure a no-code static webhook from the template settings page instead
Verify inbound webhook payloads using the X-WaiverForever-Signature header before trusting the data
Known gotchas
The event name new_waiver_signed is deprecated; it now behaves the same as pdf_generated, so new integrations should use new_waiver_submitted (or pdf_generated) rather than the deprecated name
Webhooks are scoped per template, not account-wide — a global 'notify me of every signed waiver' subscription requires registering per template_id
Two setup paths exist (API-managed 'dynamic' webhooks vs. UI-configured 'static' webhooks); mixing both for the same template can create duplicate notifications
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