Check Authorization Header

Target Audience

• Developers: Looking to implement secure webhooks with authentication in their applications.
• API Integrators: Need a reliable method to validate incoming requests and ensure data integrity.
• Businesses: Want to protect sensitive endpoints and ensure only authorized access to their services.
• Technical Teams: Seeking to streamline error handling and response management in webhook integrations.

Problem Solved

• Unauthorized Access: Prevent unauthorized users from accessing your webhook by requiring a valid Bearer token.
• Missing Fields: Ensure that all required data fields are present in incoming requests, reducing errors and improving data quality.
• Standardized Responses: Provide consistent JSON error messages for better client-side handling of API responses.

Workflow Steps

1. Webhook Node: Listens for incoming POST requests on the /secure-webhook endpoint.
2. Configuration Node: Sets the expected Bearer token and any required fields for validation.
3. Check Authorization Header: Validates the Authorization header against the configured token. If invalid, it triggers a 401 Unauthorized response.
4. Has Required Fields?: Validates that all required fields specified in the configuration are present in the request body. If any field is missing, it triggers a 400 Bad Request response.
5. Check Valid Request: If all validations pass, it proceeds to the next workflow nodes for further processing.
6. Create Response Node: Constructs a success message to be returned to the client.
7. 200 OK: Sends back a successful response with the constructed message.