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Plan, test, and monitor webhooks

Webhooks notify an external system when important AtomicPay events happen. Use them for automations, CRM updates, access provisioning, support workflows, or internal reporting.

Webhook workflow areas

AreaPurpose
EventsDefines which AtomicPay actions should trigger a webhook.
Endpoint URLThe external URL that receives webhook requests.
SimulatorSends test events before production traffic.
LogsShows delivery attempts and failures.
SecurityProtects your endpoint from unwanted or untrusted requests.

Common events

Event typeUse it for
Purchase approved or completedCreate access, update CRM, or notify fulfillment.
Purchase declinedTrigger recovery or support follow-up.
PIX generatedTrack pending PIX payment flows.
Cart abandonedTrigger reminder automation when supported.
Trial startedStart onboarding for trial users.
Subscription canceled or renewedUpdate access and lifecycle systems.
Refund or chargebackUpdate finance, access, or risk workflows.

Create and test a webhook

  1. Decide what external system should receive events.
  2. Choose the events needed for the workflow.
  3. Create the endpoint in your external system.
  4. Add the webhook URL in AtomicPay.
  5. Save the webhook.
  6. Use the simulator to send test events.
  7. Review logs for status, attempts, and response behavior.
  8. Fix failed deliveries before relying on the automation.

Best practices

  • Start with only the events your system needs.
  • Make your endpoint idempotent so repeated events do not duplicate work.
  • Log received events on your side.
  • Design retry and failure handling before launch.
  • Keep payload and authentication details in the API documentation workflow.

FAQ

Where are webhook payload details documented?

Use AtomicPay API Docs for endpoint, authentication, and payload reference. This help center focuses on seller workflow.

What should I do if a webhook is not firing?

Check the selected events, product or business context, endpoint URL, webhook status, simulator result, logs, and whether the triggering sale or subscription event actually happened.

Can I connect webhooks to Zapier or Make?

Yes, when those tools provide a webhook URL. Test the event and confirm the automation handles retries or failures safely.