Authenticate to the Ironclad API using the OAuth 2.0 client credentials grant and register a webhook to receive contract workflow status change events

domain: ironcladapp.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Register an OAuth client in the Ironclad developer dashboard to obtain a client ID and secret
  2. Send a POST request to your Ironclad instance's OAuth token endpoint with the client credentials grant type, client ID, client secret, and the desired scope
  3. Use the returned bearer token in the Authorization header for subsequent calls to the workflow, records, and webhooks endpoints
  4. Register a webhook target URL along with the specific list of workflow/record events it should receive
  5. Confirm the target URL isn't already registered for another subscription, since each URL can only be registered once per webhook configuration
  6. Process incoming webhook POST payloads, matching the event type and payload to the corresponding workflow or record ID in your system

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