Webhooks

What It Is

Webhooks are inbound or externally callable entry points modeled through Jetstack's routing and link surfaces and often tied to automations or public integration behavior.

Why It Matters

They give the tenant a lightweight way to receive external events or expose controlled entry paths without building a separate custom application surface.

How Webhooks Fit The Platform

Webhooks typically connect:

  • permanent links or tenant routes
  • public endpoint identity
  • automation behavior
  • governance and access decisions

They are best understood as part of the integration model, not as isolated endpoints.

Typical Uses

  • external event callbacks
  • partner-system notifications
  • lightweight trigger endpoints for automated workflows

Best Practices

  • pair every webhook with a clearly owned automation or processing path
  • document what the webhook is expected to trigger
  • review webhook exposure whenever public surface governance is revisited