You create and manage service hooks through the Service hooks page. To open the page, navigate to Administration » Service hooks. Once create service hooks, you see them listed here. On this page you can also edit and delete the service hooks.
You can implement two types of authentication with your Service hooks: Basic authentication and HMAC authentication. Basic authentication For basic authentication you can setup username and password that authenticate the Service hook with third party systems. HMAC authentication HMAC is an authentication code that uses cryptographic hash function and a secret key. To use this type of authentication, provide a secret key that is used to compute the authentication code.
To delete a service hook: 1. Navigate to Administration » Service hooks. 2. Locate the service hook you want to delete and click (actions). 3. Click Delete. 4. Click Delete service hook to confirm.
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