MeetNotes · AsyncAPI Specification

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AsyncAPI Specification

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generated: '2026-11-10'
method: searched
generator: extract-docs-artifacts.py (local)
source: https://getmeetnotes.com/business/docs/webhook/
sources:
- https://getmeetnotes.com/business/docs/webhook/
- https://getmeetnotes.com/business/docs/webhook/
- https://getmeetnotes.com/business/docs/twilio/
description: MeetNotes sends an outbound webhook after each finished meeting containing the minutes.
events:
- event: meeting.ready
  description: Sent after each finished meeting with the minutes payload.
delivery:
  signature: HMAC-SHA256 of the raw request body using the shared secret, hex‑encoded and provided in the X-MeetNotes-Signature header (format
    sha256=<hex>)
  retries: Non‑2xx responses are retried a few times before the delivery is marked as failed.
docs: https://getmeetnotes.com/business/docs/webhook/

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