AD Manager Webhook Setup Guide

Sign in to the ADManager Plus web console as an admin, open the Automation tab and, under Configuration, click Orchestration Template.

On the Orchestration Template page, click Configure Webhook.

On the Webhook Template page, click New Webhook Template.

Fill in the request details.

• Click Untitled Webhook Template and enter a name, for example StackOne Integration.
• Keep the method set to POST and paste the Native Webhook URL into Enter a URL.
• Leave Authorization set to - Select -. The token in the URL authenticates the request.
• Under Headers, click Click here to add, then enter Content-Type as the Header name and application/json as the Header value.

Under Body Message, select JSON and enter the event body. Body Message defaults to None, which sends an empty body, so StackOne receives an event with no data. Type % in the body to pick macros, and include an object_guid so the event carries the AD object id, for example:

{
  "event": "user.created",
  "object_guid": "%ad.objectGUID%",
  "sam_account_name": "%ad.SamAccountName%",
  "display_name": "%ad.displayName%"
}

• Click Test and Save.

In Test Webhook, select a user on the Users tab and click OK, then click Yes to confirm the API call.

In the test result, open Response Details and confirm Response Status is SUCCESS and Response Status Code is 200, then click Save.

Under Automation, click Event-driven Automation, then click Create New Automation.

Click the + next to Templates, open the Webhook tab in Select Templates, tick your webhook template and click OK.

Complete the automation and click Save.

• Automation Name: a name, for example StackOne Integration
• Automate For: User or Group
• Execute When: tick Created, Modified and/or Deleted, and use On Success to choose which outcomes fire it
• Optionally add Criteria to limit which objects trigger the webhook.
• Use one automation per action, with a matching event value in its webhook body, if consumers need to tell creates, updates and deletes apart.

Events sent by ADManager Plus outbound webhooks.

• AD Manager Event (admanager.event) — Fired when an ADManager Plus webhook template posts to the Native Webhook URL. The event data is the JSON body you configured, and its object_guid becomes the event’s record id

Each webhook execution sends one POST request with the body defined in the template, so StackOne receives one event per request. ADManager Plus does not sign webhook requests; the token in the Native Webhook URL identifies the account.