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Webhooks

Other systems hear about it at once.

A webhook sends a signed message to any address you run each time a record is created or updated, and when a document moves, such as an accepted quote or an issued invoice.

A webhook's recent deliveries: two delivered on the first attempt with HTTP 200, a third answered 503 and is being retried, each with a Resend beside it.

What a webhook does.

On every plan.

  1. Tell your warehouse or your accounting service

    A won deal or a new order reaches the system you run the moment it is saved.

    You get
    A signed POST your receiver can check: HMAC-SHA256 with a timestamp.
  2. Never miss one

    Failed deliveries are retried after 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 2 hours and 12 hours, and can be sent again.

    You get
    Every attempt listed, and every event in one feed.
  3. Know when one keeps failing

    Admins hear when an endpoint keeps failing; one that fails for three days is switched off.

    You get
    A webhook that says why on its row.
    You decide
    Owners and Admins add them in Settings.

Tell your systems what changed.

Start free, add an endpoint in Settings, and read the events as they arrive.

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