# Fetch the program's configured webhook subscriptions Fetchs multiple subscription records at a time, and can be paginated using cursor pagination. Endpoint: GET /v2/webhooks/subscriptions Version: v2 Security: oauth2_as_a_user, oauth2_as_a_server ## Query parameters: - `page.size` (integer) Return ``. Default is 1, resulting in the first page being retrieved - `page.number` (integer) Using classical pagination, the page number to return. Default is 1 ## Response 200 fields (application/json): - `data` (array, required) - `data.id` (string) Unique identifier for this subscription. Example: "abc123" - `data.url` (string) The url that will be called when delivering events for this subscription. Example: "https://example.com/webhook" - `data.authorization_header` (string) A value will be sent in every delivery as the 'Authorization' header value in the POST request. Example: "Bearer abc123-some-token" - `data.active` (boolean) Whether the subscription is "turned on". Inactive subscriptions will not send deliveries to the subscription url except for ping deliveries. Example: true - `data.events` (array) - `data.events.name` (any) The name of the event. Example: "content_published" - `data.events.version` (any) The version of the event this subscription uses. Example: "1" - `data.created_at` (string) Example: "2000-01-01T00:00:00Z" - `data.updated_at` (string) Example: "2000-01-01T00:00:00Z" - `meta` (object) - `meta.pagination` (object) - `meta.pagination.cursor` (any) The cursor value used for the set of records returned. Example: "current-cursor-value" - `meta.pagination.next` (any) The cursor value that can be used for the _next_ set of records in the next request using the same filters. Example: "nex-cursor-value" - `meta.pagination.page_size` (any) The max number of records requested with pagination applied. Is not necessarily an exact count of the current records returned. Example: 10