Events pushed
to your systems.
Signed event notifications with configurable retries and a full delivery history.
Fire-and-forget is not integration.
A webhook that posts once and gives up turns every deploy, timeout, and transient 500 into permanently lost data. Worse, without signatures the receiving endpoint has no way to know the payload is genuinely from you.
SendNectar signs every outbound delivery, retries on a configurable attempt budget, and records each attempt with its response status — so an integration failure is visible and recoverable rather than invisible and permanent.
Outbound webhooks, in detail.
Signed deliveries
Each webhook has a stored secret, and deliveries are signed so your endpoint can verify the payload actually came from SendNectar.
Subscribe by event type
Choose exactly which event types an endpoint receives instead of accepting the entire firehose.
Configurable timeout
Set the request timeout per webhook — the default is five seconds — to match what your endpoint can actually promise.
Retry budget
Set maximum attempts per webhook, defaulting to five, so transient failures resolve themselves without manual replay.
Full delivery history
Every attempt records the webhook, event type, status, response status code, and time — debugging is a query, not a support ticket.
Secrets never returned
Webhook secrets are submitted to a dedicated endpoint and encrypted server-side. They are never returned by the API or bundled into browser code.
Webhook configuration.
Defaults chosen to be safe; every one of them adjustable.
- endpoint_url
- Where deliveries are posted
- event_types
- The explicit set of events this endpoint receives
- timeout_ms
- Per-request timeout — defaults to 5,000
- max_attempts
- Retry budget per delivery — defaults to 5
- Secret
- Stored encrypted and referenced by ID; used to sign deliveries
- Delivery record
- Event type, status, response status, and created-at per attempt
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