Webhook and OAuth App

[wissem.redjem (Wissem)]

Description
We recently created an OAuth app to use the API and configured the events subscriptions to receive notifications on a couple of events.
The events URL is using HTTPS,

Error
We are not receiving any events notifications on our notifications’ URL

Which App Type (OAuth / Chatbot / JWT / Webhook)?
OAuth

[DeveloperBot]

Hey @wissem.redjem

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Webhooks and OAuth

Hello all and thank you for your time. I’m working on an OAuth app due to the necessity to be user-managed. My confusion lies around if I need to use OAuth tokens or not for my app’s functionality. The intention is for the app to receive webhooks from consented Zoom accounts. All of the functionality works strictly based upon the webhooks, but it is required to be an OAuth app so that multiple accounts can install the application. In order to receive webhooks from other Zoom accounts, do I st…

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[wissem.redjem (Wissem)]

Thank you but this thread doesn’t help,

[will.zoom (Will)]

Hi @wissem.redjem,

Thanks for reaching out about this, and welcome to our Developer Community!

In regards to your OAuth App’s event subscriptions (webhooks), can you confirm that the endpoint you’ve designated to receive Zoom payloads at is:

• Publicly Accessible
• Returns a 200 OK response upon receipt (Any other response will cause event webhooks to silently fail)
• Your OAuth App has been installed on your account and the events that you’ve subscribed to have actually occurred?

If you’ve double checked these items, can you let me know if it’s possible to share the endpoint you’re using to receive our webhooks at? I’m happy to take a closer look.

Best,
Will