Webhooks We Support
| product.add |
| product.update |
| product.delete |
| order.add |
| order.update |
| order.delete |
| customer.add |
| customer.update |
| customer.delete |
| category.add |
| category.update |
| category.delete |
| productReview.add |
| productReview.update |
| product.child_item.add |
| product.child_item.update |
| product.child_item.delete |
| basket.add |
| basket.update |
| basket.delete |
| order.shipment.add |
| order.shipment.update |
| order.shipment.delete |
| batch.job.result.add |
| subscriber.add |
| subscriber.update |
| subscriber.delete |
Why Webhooks?
Real-time notifications about
events you need
events you need
No need to waste API requests
on polling the API
on polling the API
Easy realtime syncing between
different apps
different apps
Some Use Cases for API2Cart Webhooks
Inventory management software can keep a better track of stock levels with webhooks for order and product updates.
Multichannel management software: Gathering orders from different sales channels into one place is much easier with webhooks for order updates.
Dropshipping management software can automatically sync newly added or updated products with all dropshippers’ systems.
Mobile app builders can sync the updates between the app and the webstore.
Documentation
Webhook implementation resources
Move from product overview to implementation with these API2Cart resources:
- Working with Webhooks documentation — setup, signatures, filtering, delivery and retries.
- Real-time store data sync with API2Cart webhooks — implementation patterns and best practices.
- What are webhooks and how do they work? — a conceptual introduction.
- Webhooks vs APIs — when to use event-driven delivery or request-based integration.
See also: Webhooks — overview & use cases
