Triggered when a WhatsApp account is successfully connected for a workspace user.

The unique identifier for the partner.

A JSON Web Token (JWT) signed with your Partner Secret using the HS256 algorithm. Use this header to verify that the webhook was genuinely sent by TimelinesAI.

The JWT contains the following claims: | Claim | Description | |-------|-------------| | partner_id | Your partner identifier — must match the X-TL-Partner-Id header | | nbf | Not-before timestamp (Unix epoch) | | exp | Expiration timestamp (Unix epoch) |

Verification steps:

1. Extract the X-TL-Signature header value from the incoming request.
2. Decode and verify the JWT using your Partner Secret with the HS256 algorithm.
3. Confirm that the partner_id claim matches the X-TL-Partner-Id header.
4. Reject the request if verification fails (invalid signature, expired token, or mismatched partner ID).

JavaScript example:

const jwt = require(''jsonwebtoken'');
function verifyWebhook(req) {
  const signature = req.headers[''x-tl-signature''];
  const partnerId = req.headers[''x-tl-partner-id''];
  try {
    const decoded = jwt.verify(signature, PARTNER_SECRET);
    return decoded.partner_id === partnerId;
  } catch (err) {
    return false;
  }
}

Python example:

import jwt
def verify_webhook(headers):
    signature = headers.get(''X-TL-Signature'')
    partner_id = headers.get(''X-TL-Partner-Id'')
    try:
        decoded = jwt.decode(signature, PARTNER_SECRET, algorithms=[''HS256''])
        return decoded[''partner_id''] == partner_id
    except jwt.InvalidTokenError:
        return False

See the PartnerAPI Webhooks Overview for more details.