Workflows
Receive and process external webhooks to trigger automated workflows
Workflows enable your platform to receive webhooks from external systems and trigger automated processes. The workflow webhook endpoint acts as a universal receiver that can route incoming events to appropriate handlers based on the request path.
Workflow Entity
Workflows in the API represent:
- Webhook Reception: Receive incoming webhooks from external systems and services
- Event Routing: Route events to appropriate handlers based on path patterns
- Process Automation: Trigger automated workflows in response to external events
- Integration Bridge: Connect external systems with internal business processes
Key Capabilities
Universal Receiver
Receive webhooks from any external system using a single configurable endpoint.
Path-Based Routing
Route incoming events to different handlers based on the webhook path.
Process Triggers
Automatically trigger internal workflows and business processes from external events.
Integration Ready
Connect with external payment processors, notification systems, and third-party services.
Common Use Cases
Payment Callbacks
Receive payment status updates from external payment processors and gateways.
Third-Party Events
Process notifications from external services and partner systems.
System Integration
Bridge external systems with internal automation and business logic.
Event Processing
Handle incoming events and trigger appropriate downstream actions.
Related Resources
Workflow webhooks integrate with other API resources:
- Payments: Process payment status callbacks and transaction notifications
- Subscriptions: Handle external events affecting subscription lifecycle
- Orders: Receive fulfillment updates and external order status changes