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Use an n8n POST Webhook trigger with its public production /webhook/ URL, not its temporary test URL. Use a durable system outside n8n when strict replay and audit guarantees are required. An organization administrator creates the public-HTTPS endpoint, subscribes it to monitor.match, and creates the narrow 8-K watchlist monitor in the signed-in Delivery dashboard. This is a human-authenticated control-plane workflow; do not use an API key for setup. Save the dashboard-issued endpoint ID, signing secret, and monitor ID. Verify the raw request signature before using fields from an event; use a verification proxy if your n8n configuration cannot preserve the raw body. Use a dashboard test event only to confirm the receiver and signature path: it sends webhook.test, not a production match. For the Slack or review-item mapping, load this representative monitor.match sample into n8n (or replay a recorded production monitor.match delivery) and map the fields shown:
Map type, data.monitor.id, data.matches[0].accessionNumber, data.matches[0].htmlUrl, data.matches[0].form, data.matches[0].ticker, data.matches[0].filingDate, and requestId. The sample reflects fields emitted for a keyword filing match; preserve the full received event rather than assuming a third-party parser shape. Inspect delivery attempts and reconcile monitor matches after failures. A scheduled delivery delay or a failed workflow is not proof that no filing exists.

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