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# Integration: Health notifications / Self-service portal
An **Event Notification client** can submit full or partial events to an OpenCRVS office.
When Event Notifications are received in OpenCRVS, they receive the status "Notified", are audited and logged as being received from an automated client, and appear within the Notifications workqueue.
#### Submitting an Event Notification
With an authorised token, first [create an event](https://documentation.opencrvs.org/technical/apis/core-apis/events#post-events).
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This request will return a response containing the event ID in the `id` field. You must use this `eventId` in the subsequent request.
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#### Event Notification Requests
Once the event is creaeted, you can submit the [notification](https://documentation.opencrvs.org/technical/apis/core-apis/events#post-events-eventid-notify).
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