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# FVyCreateWebhookRequest

## Properties

| Url                  | FVyOptString    | This is your endpoint URL which can accept \`POST\` calls.                                                                                                                                                                                             |
| -------------------- | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| CompanyId            | FVyOptString    | Can be obtained from the \[Portal]\(<https://portal.venly.io/>) clicking the❔icon on the top right. Use the \*\*Company ID\*\* when creating webhooks on production env, and use the \*\*Sandbox Company ID\*\* when creating webhooks on sandbox env. |
| Name                 | FVyOptString    | Any name for the webhook you're about to create.                                                                                                                                                                                                       |
| AuthenticationMethod | FVyOptJsonToken | This is the type of authentication for your endpoint. Authentication is to be set up by you so you can authenticate the incoming webhooks from Venly. We allow two types: \`BASIC\_AUTHENTICATION\` and \`API\_KEY\`                                   |


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