Receive and verify Aircall webhooks. Use when setting up Aircall webhook handlers, debugging Aircall webhook token verification, or handling Aircall cloud phone events like call.created, call.answered, call.ended, message.received, contact.updated, or user.connected.v2. Aircall does NOT use an HMAC
Receive and verify Aircall webhooks. Use when setting up Aircall webhook handlers, debugging Aircall webhook token verification, or handling Aircall cloud phone events like call.created, call.answered, call.ended, message.received, contact.updated, or user.connected.v2. Aircall does NOT use an HMAC signature — verification is a timing-safe comparison of the `token` field inside the JSON body.
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