Configure the endpoint
The address that will receive the events.
Integrations / Webhooks
When something happens in your fleet, your systems know it right away.
Zenit webhooks send operational events, an alert, an anomaly, a deadline, to your systems in good time, without the need to manually control the platform.
- Signed notificationsEach event is authenticated before delivery.
- No manual controlThe event arrives on its own, there is no need to query the platform.
How it works
Three steps to get started.
Setting up a webhook follows a simple path, guided by the technical team.
Choose events
Alerts, deadlines, anomalies: only those relevant to you.
Receive in good time
Your systems receive the event as soon as Zenit detects it.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Zenit webhooks.
Clarifications on authentication and test environment.
Are webhooks authenticated?
Yes, every webhook notification is signed to guarantee its authenticity, the same principle already applied to the delivery of public site business leads.
Can I test a webhook before putting it into production?
The test methods are defined with a technical contact during activation, together with the destination endpoint and the management of attempts. It's a conversation that should be had before integration, not after: the technical coverage is the first thing to check when connecting one system to another.
Next step
Evaluate the integration with a technical contact.
A technical consultant can help you set up the first webhook events for your fleet.
- Check on the planThe technical contact verifies available endpoints, events and limits based on the plan and flow to be integrated.