Webhooks

Webhooks allow you to receive real-time updates from our platform directly to your system. Whenever specific events occur within our system such as data updates, new user activities, or status changes we send an HTTP request to your specified API endpoint, providing you with the relevant event data. This enables seamless integration, allowing your application to react to events as they happen.

You can easily configure webhooks on our platform by subscribing to the events that are most relevant to your needs. Each webhook can be tailored to notify your system of specific event types, ensuring you only receive the information that matters. Whether you’re looking to automate workflows, update external systems, or monitor key activities in real-time, our webhook system gives you the flexibility and control to stay connected.

Available Events

EventDescriptionPayload Format
TRIGGER_JOB_CREATED
 This event is triggered whenever a new job is created in the system. It indicates the initiation of a job process, which could involve setting up tasks, allocating resources, or starting a workflow. Use this event to monitor the creation of jobs and potentially automate subsequent actions or notifications based on the job’s details. 
{
  "id": "e0428b01-1451-4339-9ac7-6112d0c8915c",
  "event": "TRIGGER_JOB_CREATED"
}
                    
TRIGGER_JOB_CLOSED
 This event is triggered when a job is marked as closed or completed. It signifies the end of a job’s lifecycle and may include finalizing reports, updating status, or cleaning up resources associated with the job. This event is useful for tracking job completion and initiating post-job processes such as notifications or data archiving. 
{
  "id": "e0428b01-1451-4339-9ac7-6112d0c8915c",
  "event": "TRIGGER_JOB_CLOSED"
}
                    
TRIGGER_ASSET_CREATED
 This event is triggered when a new asset is created in the system. It indicates that a new item, resource, or entity has been added and is now available for use. Use this event to track the introduction of new assets, update inventory systems, or trigger additional setup processes for the newly created asset. 
{
  "id": "e0428b01-1451-4339-9ac7-6112d0c8915c",
  "event": "TRIGGER_ASSET_CREATED"
}
                    
TRIGGER_ASSET_UPDATED
 This event is triggered whenever an existing asset is updated or modified. It reflects changes to the asset’s attributes, status, or configuration. Monitoring this event allows you to keep track of asset modifications, synchronize updates across systems, or trigger workflows that respond to asset changes. 
{
  "id": "e0428b01-1451-4339-9ac7-6112d0c8915c",
  "event": "TRIGGER_ASSET_UPDATED"
}
                    
TRIGGER_INSPECTION_CLOSED
 This event is triggered when an inspection process is completed. It indicates that an inspection has been finalized and results have been recorded. Utilize this event to handle post-inspection actions such as generating reports, updating records, or initiating follow-up tasks based on the inspection outcomes. 
{
  "id": "e0428b01-1451-4339-9ac7-6112d0c8915c",
  "event": "TRIGGER_INSPECTION_CLOSED"
}