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Webhooks (outbound integrations)

Notify YOUR systems when something happens here: invoice paid, proposal accepted, deal won, request created, and lead created — delivered via signed HTTP.

🕒 Updated on Sep 30, 2026📖 ~2 min read

What you find on this screen

A portrait of the screen, read from the screen itself — it changes when the screen changes.

Available actions

Send test event

The list shows

EventStatusAttemptWhen

Form fields

DescriçãoPara você reconhecer a integração (ex.: ERP do cliente).
URL de destino*Endpoint HTTPS que receberá o POST com o corpo em JSON.
Ativo

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What it's for
Real-time integration without polling: register a URL of yours and choose the events. When the event happens, we send a POST with the JSON of what occurred.
Webhooks in a list, deliveries at the top
The list shows each webhook with description, URL, events, masked secret and whether it is active. At the top are the latest deliveries — event, status, HTTP code, attempt and when — and the Send test button, which queues a ping to all active subscriptions.

Rules

Security (HMAC signature)
Each subscription has a secret (whsec_...). Every delivery goes with the X-Tenka-Signature header (HMAC-SHA256 of the body) — validate it on your server before trusting the content.
Delivery and retry
Did it fail (timeout/5xx)? The queue resends with progressive backoff. The latest deliveries show up on the screen with status — use the Test button to validate your URL.
Available events
fatura.paga, proposta.aceita, negocio.ganho, demanda.criada and lead.criado. The catalog shows only what actually fires — no empty promises.
Secret and events on the record
On the record, the secret signs the body of each delivery (X-Tenka-Signature header, HMAC): validate it on your side to guarantee the origin. If blank, Tenka generates one; the button next to it generates another. Under Events, keep "All" or choose which events fire — at least one.
Delete removes the subscription
Webhooks do not go to the trash: deleting removes the subscription, and your system stops receiving events right away. To pause without losing the setup, untick Active.

Frequently asked questions

Best practices
Respond with 2xx quickly (process it asynchronously on your side); handle duplicates by the event id (deliveries can repeat on retry).
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