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Is there any way to identify if a booking is part of an recurring booking in the webhook information?
I tried and I realized that I'm getting one webhook per booking in the recurring booking. But I have noy way to know that all those webhooks belong to the same recurring booking.
I'm missing something maybe? Is there a workaround?
Thanks!
Hello Daniel,
There isn't a way to see whether the booking is a recurring one or not from the data sent in a web hook, the way web hooks are configured at the moment in Amelia, unfortunately. I will forward this to our developers , so they could check it out and see if there is a possibility of adding this information for recurring appointments in the data/json sent via web hooks.
thanks
You are welcome, Daniel. As soon as I get a feedback from our developers regarding this matter I will let you know.
Hello Daniel,
We released a new version of Amelia yesterday , 3.1., and our developers added the information you needed for the recurring bookings in the web hook JSON {booking: {isRecurring: true/false}}
So, please update Amelia and you will have this information in the web hook data afterwards.
If you have any other questions or concerns feel free to open a new ticket and we will gladly help out.