Hookdeck Documentation

Learn how to build, deploy, operate, and observe your event-driven applications with the Hookdeck platform.

Receive events

Use Hookdeck as your webhook management and queueing infrastructure.

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Send Webhooks

Use Hookdeck as your outbound webhooks infrastructure.

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Third-Party Routing

Use Hookdeck to integrate third-party APIs and services asynchronously.

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Asynchronous API Gateway

Use Hookdeck as an asynchronous API gateway to receive events from your users, IoT devices, or SDKs and libraries.

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Configure

Connections ->

Connections route events from a request source to an event destination.

Sources ->

A source represents a service that sends HTTP requests to Hookdeck.

Destinations ->

Destinations represents endpoints your events can be delivered to.

Transformations ->

Transformations let you modify events prior to delivery.

Filters ->

Conditionally allow and route events based on their contents.

Retries ->

Manually or automatically retry previous event deliveries.

Monitor

Issues & Notifications ->

Track problems and communicate resolutions with your team.

Issue Triggers ->

Determine which problems create issues under specific circumstances.

Metrics ->

Gain insights into your requests, events, and attempts.

Inspect

Requests ->

Requests are HTTP requests that Hookdeck receives from a source.

Events & Attempts ->

Events are outgoing requests from Hookdeck.

Bookmarks ->

Bookmarks allow you to catalog and replay specific requests.

References

API Reference

Programmatically configure connections, retrieve events, and more.

CLI Reference

Use our CLI to receive events on your local development environment.

Tools

Playground ->

A playground to receive, inspect, replay and test events

Hookdeck CLI ->

Forward events received on Hookdeck connections to a local web server.

Terraform Provider ->

Terraform provider for integrating Hookdeck with Terraform