Send certificate events to your own endpoint
Subscribe an HTTPS endpoint to certificate events so another system can react when a certificate is issued, delivered, or changed.
Not every workflow ends inside Verifycate. A CRM, a spreadsheet, or an internal dashboard may need to know that a certificate was issued.
Outbound webhooks are now available on Pro.
What the endpoint receives
Register an HTTPS endpoint and choose the certificate events it should receive. Each request carries a signature so the receiving service can confirm it came from Verifycate. Delivery attempts are recorded, so a failing endpoint is visible instead of silently dropping events.
What to build on your side
Return a 2xx quickly, then do the slow work in a queue. A webhook is only as reliable as the endpoint. Polling the API works, but it adds latency and wasted requests; a webhook lets the other system react when the event happens.
Zapier is the no-code version of the same idea. Use webhooks when you need the payload and control.
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