Webhook Events: Draft, Approved, Published

Subscribe to lifecycle events with retries, idempotency, and delivery status.

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Overview

This page outlines core ideas and common patterns related to Webhook Events: Draft, Approved, Published. It’s intentionally high-level so you can adapt it to your tools, team, and governance model.

What You Can Expect

  • Flexible entry point: no-code workflows and developer APIs coexist.
  • Brand-aware generation and scheduling designed for consistency.
  • Governance: roles, approvals, and audit visibility for teams.
  • Extensibility through webhooks and integrations.

High-Level Flow

  1. Connect sources and destinations.
  2. Define rules for generation, review, and timing.
  3. Trigger automations from events or schedules.
  4. Publish safely with checks and guardrails.
  5. Measure and refine based on outcomes.

Security & Governance

Use role-based permissions and approvals to keep content aligned with brand expectations. Maintain visibility with version history and audit logs. Reference the documentation for general security and authentication guidance.

For Builders

If you prefer code, use REST endpoints or SDKs for end-to-end control. Webhooks help you react to lifecycle events and connect to your existing systems.

FAQs

  • Who is this for? Teams that want automation without losing brand control.
  • How do I start? Review the docs, connect accounts, and experiment with a simple flow.
  • Can I stay no-code? Yes—switch to code only when you want deeper control.
  • What about platform changes? The system is designed to adapt; consult the docs for current guidance.