Audit Event webhooks & notifications

Audit Event webhooks and notifications are related to Audit Log events in your Fireblocks workspace. You can configure them to be delivered via email, webhooks, and public Slack channels.

Typically, your organization's security and compliance officers will use these notifications to monitor the workspace's audit log activity.

Before you begin

Please note the following:

• Only Admin-level users (Owner, Admin, and Non-Signing Admin) can configure these notifications.
• When you enable notifications for an Audit Event category, you will receive notifications for all events within that category.

If you're looking for information about webhooks to interact with Fireblocks programmatically, check out this article and our Webhooks v2 guides on Fireblocks Developer Docs.

Configuring Audit Event notifications via email

1. In the Fireblocks Console, go to Settings > Audit log and then select Manage subscriptions.
2. Select Email in the left panel.
3. For each category you want to receive notifications for:
   1. If the category has a toggle, enable it first, and then enter the email address that should receive notifications.
   2. If the category does not have a toggle, enter the email address directly.

Configuring Audit Event notifications via webhooks

1. In the Fireblocks Console, go to Settings > Audit log and then select Manage subscriptions.
2. Select Webhooks in the left panel, and then select + Create webhook.
3. On the Create webhook dialog, complete the following fields:
   1. Name: Enter the name you want to give the webhook.
   2. Description: Optionally, enter a short description of the webhook.
   3. Category: Select one or more categories from which you want to receive notifications.
   4. URL: Enter the webhook's URL address.
   5. Secret key: Enter the secret key used to sign JWTs. This key is sent with each webhook request in the x-webhook-secret header.
4. Select Create webhook.

Configuring Audit Event notifications via Slack

1. In the Fireblocks Console, go to Settings > Audit log and then select Manage subscriptions.
2. Select Slack in the left panel. If your workspace is not yet connected to Slack, follow the on-screen instructions to connect it.
3. For each category you want to receive notifications for:
   1. If the category has a toggle, enable it first, and then select the Slack channel that should receive notifications.
   2. If the category does not have a toggle, select the Slack channel directly.