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This token is valid for 24 hours. After that you'll need to hit the endpoint again to generate a new token.\n## Making API Requests\nJebbit requires your `access_token` (which is a [Json Web Token](https://jwt.io/) / JWT) to be included in all API requests. It must be sent in the `Authorization` header in the following format:\n\n`Authorization: Bearer `\n\n**Important:** If your `access_token` has permissions (scopes) to multiple businesses, then we require you to send an `x-jebbit-business` header with every request. The value of this header is a business' ID. This header sets the scope of the request to the business provided.\n## API Resource Sorting\nAll resources from the API are listed descending by the time they were created.\n# Integration/Webhook Client Guide\nWhen using our [Integrations endpoint](/#tag/Integrations) to receive Jebbit webhooks there are a few key things you want to keep top-of-mind. To help assist in this process, we've created an [Example Webhook Client Repo](https://github.com/jebbit/jebbit-webhook-client-example) as a kickstarter.\n## Test Webhooks\nYou're able to [send a test webhook](/#tag/Integrations/) to your endpoint to verify that your integration and endpoint are properly set up. Test Webhooks allow you to test out the signature verification process before activating your Integration.\n\n**Important:** Jebbit sends an `x-jebbit-test` header with every test webhook. You should ensure there is logic in your application to properly discard these webhooks and not continue processing them through your data ingestion process.\n## Jebbit Webhooks\nAll webhooks Jebbit sends contain an `x-jebbit-signature` header. This header is how you can verify that the request to your endpoint is from Jebbit.\n## Anatomy of a Jebbit Signature\nThe value of a Jebbit Signature will be a string with two key/value pairs separated by a comma. The first part is the unix timestamp of when the webhook was sent and the second part is the hmac of the payload it carries.\n`x-jebbit-signature: t=#{timestamp},v1=#{hmac}`\n## Verifying a Signature\nThe first step of validating a signature is ensuring that the timestamp provided is within a reasonable threshold from the current timestamp, say 5 minutes. If a webhook is outside of this threshold it is recommended to not process it any further -- this helps guard against replay attacks.\n\n\n```ruby\n# Example in Ruby\nif timestamp < Time.now.to_i - 300 # 300 seconds = 5 minutes\n raise StandardError, 'Timestamp outside of tolerance'\nend\n```\n\nThe next step will be to verify the `hmac` passed along by the `v1` attribute of the signature. To verify this you'll need to do the following:\n\n```ruby\n# Example in Ruby/Rails\n# Step 1 - regenerate the payload by using the timestamp the header\ngenerated_payload = \"#{timestamp}.#{request.body}\"\n\n# Step 2 - create an HMAC of the generated_payload using the `shared_secret` for the integration\n\ncalculated_hmac = Base64.strict_encode64(\n OpenSSL::HMAC.digest('sha256', shared_secret, generated_payload)\n)\n\n# Step 3 - securely verify that the two hmacs are equal\nActiveSupport::SecurityUtils.secure_compare(hmac, calculated_hmac)\n\n# if they are equal, then you can accept the payload as valid & continue processing.\n```\n", "type": "text/plain" } } }