Skip to main content

Get Support
Have a question? Let's get you an answer!

How Do I...? Troubleshooting Code & Webhooks Developer Zone

Other Help Resources
Wait, there's more! Check out these Community sourced spaces for additional resources.

Zapier Help Center Hire an Expert

Learning Resources
All of our best learning resources can be found here.

Featured Articles Show & Tell Zapier's products AI Hub Zapier Tools Hub

Share your knowledge
Give back to the Community by sharing your automation wins and helping to answer questions.

Share your success See unanswered questions User Groups

Other Learning Resources
Some of our favorite additional ways to upskill your Zapier knowledge.

Zapier Learn Zapier Blog Zapier Webinars

Product Updates
Check out what is new and upcoming with Zapier with our regular product updates.

Product Updates

Early Access Program
Want to join Early Access? Learn more here.

I need a Zap that will be notified when a MS Contact is updated...Unfortunately, there is not a Zap to do this.  SO...I researched MS Graph API and creating subscriptions for this type of notifications.  It looks just like a RestHooks subscription with Create and Delete subscription methods.

I am curious if anyone has tried this?  If so, any guidance before I dive in?

Here’s a tutorial if anyone is interested: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/msgraph-changenotifications-trackchanges/4-change-notifications

Thanks in advance.

Hi @Mercology - I think it would better to implement this in a custom Zapier integration. Using a Hook trigger enables you to:

  1. Call an endpoint to create a subscription when the zap is turned on and the subscription ID will be stored. (In this case, it would be: POST https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/subscriptions)
  2. Call another endpoint to unsubscribe when it’s turned off (DELETE https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/subscriptions/{subscription_id} ).

It looks like this API requires renewing the subscriptions from time to time. To achieve that, you might want to add another trigger (it would be a polling trigger in this case) to check if the subscription expired and when that happens, it should call this endpoint: PATCH https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/subscriptions/{subscription_id}

Tip: This subscription_id might not be accessible from this second trigger so you should store it in Zapier Storage for example when you create the subscription in order to be able to fetch it when the polling trigger runs.

I hope this helps.

Terms & Conditions