An organization is using Cisco Webex Meetings and wants to create a webhook to receive notifications when a meeting starts or ends. Which webhook event is used to configure this notification?

Question

Options

• Ameeting.created
• Bmeeting.participants
• Cmeeting.ended
• Dmeeting.started

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  8% (4)
• C
  86% (43)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

meeting.ended is the correct Webex webhook event because it triggers a notification when a meeting session is terminated, which is the primary lifecycle event organizations configure to track meeting completion and drive downstream workflows (logging, recording access, follow-up automation). This is a real, supported event in the Webex Meetings webhook API.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (meeting.created) fires when a meeting is scheduled, not when it runs - it reflects calendar creation, not session activity.
• B (meeting.participants) is not a valid Webex webhook event type; participant changes use events like meetingParticipants.inLobby or similar scoped resources, not a generic "participants" event.
• D (meeting.started) is a plausible-sounding distractor, but it is not a valid standalone Webex webhook event in the way meeting.ended is - the exam tests whether you know the actual event name, not just a logical-sounding one.

Memory tip: Think of the meeting lifecycle as a door - meeting.created is building the door, and meeting.ended is closing it. Exams love testing the "end" event because it's the trigger for real business logic like billing, reports, and notifications.

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