How It Works

Events

An event is simply "something that happened." You choose which events each webhook listens to. Common events include:

• A user registering or logging in.
• A job or project being created.
• A proposal being sent.
• An order being created, paid, or completed.
• A wallet deposit or a withdrawal request.
• A subscription being activated.

Dozens of events are available, grouped by area (users, jobs, projects, orders, wallet, subscriptions, and more).

What happens when an event fires

1. The plugin prepares a message with the details of the event.
2. It signs the message with your secret so the receiver can confirm it is genuine.
3. It sends the message to the web address you configured.
4. The result is written to the delivery log.

Retries

If a message cannot be delivered (for example the other system is down), the plugin retries it automatically a few times, waiting longer between each attempt. After the final attempt it is marked as failed in the log.

Security

• Messages are signed so the receiver can verify them.
• The plugin refuses to send to private or internal addresses by default, which protects your server.
• You should keep your secret private and only share it with the receiving system.