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Use webhooks for order and content events

Receive events from Idukki, or send order events to it, so attribution and your systems stay in sync.

4 min read · last updated 2026-05
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Webhooks keep two systems in sync without polling. With a custom integration you send Idukki order events for attribution; you can also receive events from Idukki to drive your own workflows.

Set up a webhook

  1. Create an endpoint. Stand up an HTTPS endpoint in your app that accepts POST requests.
  2. Register it. In Settings → Developers, add the endpoint URL and choose the events it should receive.
  3. Verify the payload. Validate the signature on each delivery so you only act on genuine events.
  4. Respond quickly. Return a 2xx fast and process heavy work asynchronously so deliveries are not retried unnecessarily.

If it doesn’t work

If deliveries fail, confirm the endpoint is publicly reachable over HTTPS and returns a 2xx promptly. Check your logs for the retry attempts so you can see what we sent.

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