Webhooks & integrations
ConnectedSend events out to your other tools and take them in, with a log of every delivery so you can see what failed and resend it.
Designed for
Developers · Operations teams · Integration owners
Outgoing endpoints and supported-event selection
Outgoing endpoints and supported-event selection
Incoming webhook configuration and token regeneration
Incoming webhook configuration and token regeneration
Inside the product
Three steps, in the order you would do them — from setting it up to what your customer sees.
Set up where events should be sent, or where incoming ones arrive, from your own settings.
Outgoing endpoints and supported-event selection
Outgoing endpoints and supported-event selection
Incoming webhook configuration and token regeneration
Incoming webhook configuration and token regeneration
Set up where events should be sent, or where incoming ones arrive, from your own settings.
Connect platform and external-system changes through the available API and event contracts.
Inspect payloads and responses, send endpoint tests, replay failed deliveries, and regenerate incoming tokens while backend services enforce delivery guarantees.
What you get
Everything here is part of the platform, not an add-on. What you set up and what your customers see stay in step, so you are not entering the same thing twice.
Both directions are visible in settings, rather than buried somewhere only a developer would look.
Outgoing endpoints and supported-event selection
Incoming webhook configuration and token regeneration
Delivery logs with payload and response inspection
Logs, payload and response inspection, test sends, replay, token regeneration, and an explicit backend delivery contract support operations.
Endpoint test sends and failed-delivery replay
Settings-surface integration and shared event connection points
Operator-facing status and delivery diagnostics
Why it matters
This is not a separate webhooks & integrations tool bolted on. It already knows about your products, your customers and your orders, so the work carries across instead of starting over.
Incoming and outgoing endpoints let VeloxonHub exchange events with external systems without replacing them.
Changes here can trigger your other tools, and your other tools can send changes back.
When a delivery fails you can see the reason, send a test, and replay it — rather than guessing.
Works with
Set a rule once — when this happens, do that — and it runs every time, without anyone having to remember.
Your name and logo, currencies, payment methods, checkout, consent and email templates — set once and used everywhere.
See revenue, course progress, community activity and member health in one place: which products sell, and who is drifting away.
Start building today
Every delivery keeps its payload and response, so a failure can be inspected and replayed.
Your launch path
Three steps to your first sale
Create your workspace
Add your brand and your first product.
Build it with AI help
Go from an outline to a finished course faster.
Launch and grow
Start selling, then follow up automatically.
One place to run it all. Nothing to rebuild later.
