Webhook Events
Subscribe to eight events: stock transfer completed, invoice created, invoice paid, purchase order created, customer created, vendor created, item at its reorder point, and a workflow’s own webhook action.
API & Webhook Automation
Connect AWRA events to ERP, accounting, POS, and custom systems without fragile manual work.
AWRA API & Webhook Automation gives technical buyers a governed event layer for outbound webhooks, API access, signed payloads, retries, logs, idempotency, and integration observability across operational workflows.
Integration automation layer
Technical teams need more than “we have an API.” They need reliable event operations.
Enterprise integrations succeed when data movement is visible, authenticated, retryable, scoped, and observable. AWRA helps teams connect operational events to ERP, accounting, POS, BI, middleware, vendor portals, and custom systems without turning every sync into a manual follow-up.
Scoped API Access
Use role-aware API keys, organization boundaries, endpoint permissions, and production access governance.
Signed Payloads
Every delivery carries X-Awra-Event, X-Awra-Timestamp, X-Awra-Delivery and an X-Awra-Signature: a sha256 HMAC over the timestamp and the exact body sent. Endpoints must be https.
Retry Reliability
A timeout, a 5xx or a rate limit is retried on the subscription’s own policy, the wait doubling each time up to an hour, at most eight attempts. A delivery that runs out is dead-lettered in the delivery log.
Delivery workflow
From AWRA business event to verified external system update.
API and webhook automation should give developers confidence at each handoff: event capture, payload shape, signing, delivery, retry, consumer response, and audit trail.
Capture source event
Raised where the record is written — a completed transfer, an invoice created or paid in full, a purchase order, customer or vendor created, an item reaching its reorder point — or sent by a workflow action. Nothing is announced for a save that rolls back.
Prepare payload
An envelope with the event key, when it occurred and the record’s own fields, plus a delivery id your system can use to ignore a duplicate.
Sign and deliver
Sign with the subscription’s secret and POST to an https endpoint. Private, internal and loopback addresses are refused when the endpoint is saved and again at send; the address is pinned after it is checked, and redirects are not followed.
Observe consumer response
Capture status codes, latency, provider messages, error classes, and endpoint health trends.
Retry or dead-letter
Retry a timeout, a 5xx or a rate limit with doubling backoff on the subscription’s policy; record a rejection or the last failed attempt as dead-lettered, and replay a workflow’s failed delivery from its log.
Audit the integration
Keep delivery logs, payload summaries, retry history, endpoint ownership, and event traceability for review.
Event coverage
Expose the operational events technical teams actually need to integrate.
Eight events can be subscribed to today, and each one is raised where the record is actually written — from the web, the API, imports and the mobile queue alike. Anything else reaches your endpoint through a workflow action, which sends the workflow.webhook event when its rule fires.
order.shipped
A stock transfer is completed, with the transfer as the body so an ERP bridge can post the movement.
invoice.created
A customer invoice is created, from the web, the API, an import, the mobile queue or a conversion.
invoice.paid
A customer invoice is paid in full, so accounting middleware hears about settlement once.
purchase_order.created
A purchase order is created, for supplier middleware or a procurement dashboard.
customer.created
A customer is added, to keep a CRM or a loyalty system in step.
vendor.created
A vendor is added, for a supplier master kept in another system.
item.low_stock
An item falls to its reorder point, for a buyer’s tool or a replenishment feed.
workflow.webhook
Sent only by a workflow action that names the endpoint, so any rule you can build becomes an event your system receives.
Developer operations
Production integrations need visibility, controls, and failure recovery.
Webhooks are not a fire-and-forget checkbox. AWRA positions integration as an operating discipline with endpoint ownership, retry behavior, event logs, consumer response tracking, and change governance.
Integration control examples
Give technical and operations teams shared language for healthy automation.
Webhook signature verifiedConsumer recomputes the sha256 HMAC over the timestamp and the raw body, and checks the timestamp is recent, before processing.
VerifiedDelivery dead-letteredA 4xx rejection is not retried; a 5xx that outlasts the retry policy is marked dead-lettered in the delivery log and counted in the failure digest.
Dead letterERP endpoint latency risingDelivery health shows provider slowdown before finance and warehouse teams feel it.
WatchEndpoint refused at saveAn http address, or one that resolves to a private, internal or loopback network, is refused on the form and again at send.
ScopedArchitecture buyers can inspect.
Technical buyers want to know how the data moves, how failures surface, and how integrations are governed after launch. AWRA makes those signals visible to both developers and operators.
The best integration story is not only “connected.” It is observable, recoverable, and explainable.
Integration scenarios
API and webhook automation lands when buyers can picture their systems receiving AWRA events.
AWRA supports teams that need the platform to coexist with ERP, accounting platforms, POS environments, data warehouses, middleware, and custom internal tools.
A completed stock transfer must update an ERP movement journal.
AWRA sends a signed order.shipped event with the transfer record and a delivery id the ERP bridge can use to ignore a duplicate.
A settled invoice needs to reach accounting middleware without duplicate posting.
invoice.paid fires once the invoice is paid in full; the delivery id, retries and the logged response let finance trust the integration.
An item at its reorder point needs to reach a buyer’s replenishment tool.
item.low_stock carries the item record as it falls to its reorder point, and a workflow action can send anything more specific your stores need.
A field service app needs item, asset, and customer updates from AWRA.
Scoped API access and event delivery help custom apps consume operational changes without broad database access.
Connected AWRA workflows
API automation works best beside sync health, exception handling, and the developer guide.
The value story connects API documentation, integration governance, webhook delivery, sync health, workflow exceptions, and reporting into one technical operating model.
API Guide
Give developers endpoint patterns, authentication guidance, integration considerations, and implementation guardrails.
Integrations Sync Hub
Monitor connector health, webhook configuration, sync status, retries, and integration operations.
Workflow Exceptions
Turn failed deliveries, rejected payloads, stale mappings, and retry exhaustion into owned recovery work.
QuickBooks Sync Health
Track accounting sync readiness, mapping issues, provider messages, retry behavior, and finance impact.
Integration Directory
Position AWRA across accounting, BI, ERP, POS, payments, logistics, and custom operational systems.
Reports & BI Studio
Feed analytics with stable operational events, external source references, and integration health context.
Developer-ready automation
Let external systems react to AWRA events with the control enterprise integrations require.
AWRA API & Webhook Automation helps technical teams connect ERP, accounting, POS, middleware, BI, and custom systems through governed events, signed payloads, retries, logs, and integration observability.
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