We're implementing some subscription based workflows using webhooks. When the subscription is received on the server, it looks like we only get the resource in the request body. Is it possible to see the subscription resource that actually fired the notification? Thanks in advance!

Hi @kylependergast , yea you should be able to get the Subscription in the Bot from the header

X-Medplum-Subscription

that gets set. ex.

export async function handler(medplum: MedplumClient, event: BotEvent): Promise<any> {
  const subscriptionId = event.headers?.['X-Medplum-Subscription'] as string;
  //...

}

hey there! I actually see a body payload on new records, along with the headers. Something I'm not seeing however is update from my

Subscription

to my webhook when a record changes. Specifically, I'm trying to keep my

Organization

records sync'd to an database via webhook and I'm not seeing evetns after that initaly creationg. Any idea why that might be @finnbergquist ?

@lazybaer are you using any extensions on your subscription like the following? https://www.medplum.com/docs/subscriptions/subscription-extensions#subscriptions-for-create-only-or-update-only-events. By default you should see the subscription fire for both

create

and

update

events

hey @Ian Plunkett I think this was, indeed, my root problem: https://discord.com/channels/905144809105260605/1478510857616097321/1478879318724710512