Webhooks are an important part of every Adobe Commerce store. They enable the transfer of important data and notifications between services, making it easier to set up automated tasks and manage different services more efficiently. Customizing your webhook payload structure in Adobe Commerce can be done in a variety of ways, so your store can ensure that it receives the data it needs in exactly the format it needs it in.

The first step to ensuring that your webhook payloads are properly adjusted is to understand the different parts of the payload. The basic payload format includes a header, body, and an optional signature. You should ensure that your payload contains all the necessary data so that it can be successfully consumed by the application to which it is sent.

Once you’ve identified the different components of your webhook payload, you can start customizing the structure. For this purpose, Adobe Commerce has built-in tools that allow you to control the type of data sent and not sent. From there, you can modify the payload structure. For example, by adding custom parameters or changing the order of various components. Adobe Commerce also provides easy-to-use API documentation that can help you properly configure your webhook.

Finally, it is important to pay attention to the type of cargo you are sending to ensure it is processed correctly. Adobe Commerce provides a load tracking API so you can quickly identify if something is wrong with your loads and take appropriate action.

Customizing your webhook payload structure in Adobe Commerce is easy with built-in tools and API documentation. By understanding the different components of payloads, making necessary changes to the structure, and tracking the payloads being sent, you can ensure that your webhooks are configured correctly to be as efficient as possible.