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Changes to the time field for webhooks

Notetaker

Changed

Section titled “Changed”
  • Notetaker webhooks (notetaker.meeting_state, notetaker.media, and the other Notetaker triggers): time is now the Unix timestamp, in seconds, of when the Notetaker’s state changed. Previously, it was when Nylas processed the change.

Notetaker notifications can arrive late or out of order. When time recorded processing, a delayed notification could carry a later time than the state that came after it. For example, if a Notetaker was waiting to join and was then denied entry, sorting by time could show it still waiting. Now time records when each state happened, so sorting by time gives you the order the Notetaker went through. See Ordering isn’t guaranteed.

Fixed

Section titled “Fixed”
  • Notetaker webhook examples. The example payloads in the Notetaker docs showed time in milliseconds (for example, 1737500935555). Notetaker webhooks send time in seconds; only the examples were wrong. The examples now show seconds. If you parse time as milliseconds based on those examples, switch to seconds.