Create a Webhook

Register a new webhook subscription on the connected platform. When the specified event occurs (e.g., orders/create, products/update), the platform will send an HTTP POST request to your provided callback URL with the event payload. This enables real-time event-driven architectures without polling.

Required fields include the topic/event type and the callback URL. Some platforms also support optional fields like HTTP headers for authentication and secret keys for payload verification.

Note: Event topic naming conventions and available events vary by platform.

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Available platforms

This endpoint is supported by 18 platforms. Click on each platform to see its specific required fields, available event topics, and configuration options.

AliExpress · Amazon v1 · Amazon v2 · BigCommerce · Bling · eBay · Falabella · Mercado Libre · PrestaShop · QuickBooks · Shein · Shopify · Tienda Nube · TikTok · Tray · Walmart · WooCommerce · Yampi

Event topic formats vary by platform. Each platform uses its own naming convention for webhook topics (e.g., orders/create vs. ORDER_CREATED). See the platform-specific endpoint for available events.

Body Params

Webhook subscription data. Required fields vary by platform.

string

The event topic to subscribe to (e.g., orders/create, products/update, fulfillments/create). Available topics and their naming conventions vary by platform.

string

The callback URL where event payloads will be delivered. Must be a publicly accessible HTTPS endpoint.

string

Payload format for the webhook notification. Accepted values: json (default), xml. Not supported on all platforms.

string

Secret key used to sign the webhook payload for verification. The platform includes an HMAC signature in the request headers so your server can verify authenticity. Not supported on all platforms.

Response

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