Your event stream, signed and delivered.
Everything that happens in OpsBrain can reach your own systems as a webhook. Deliveries are HMAC signed the way Stripe does it, wrapped in a versioned envelope, retried on failure and fully logged. Developer docs live right in the app.
Capabilities
What you can do
HMAC signed, Stripe style
Every delivery carries an HMAC signature computed with your endpoint secret, so your handler can verify authenticity in a few lines.
A versioned envelope
Payloads arrive in a stable, versioned structure with the event type, timestamp and data. Your parsers will not break when we grow.
Retries that persist
Failed deliveries retry up to 5 times with exponential backoff. A deploy or a blip on your side does not lose events.
Degraded endpoint detection
If your endpoint keeps failing, OpsBrain marks it degraded and tells you, instead of letting failures pile up silently.
Secret rotation
Rotate endpoint secrets without downtime when your security policy asks for it.
Full delivery logs
Every delivery shows each attempt, response code and timing. Debugging an integration takes minutes, not a support ticket.
In practice
How teams use it
The warehouse wallboard that is never stale
A TV dashboard above the floor consumes run.started, run.claimed and run.completed events. It shows live queue depth and wait times, powered by a hundred lines of code and one webhook endpoint.
Execution data in the data warehouse
Every event streams into your ingestion pipeline and lands in the warehouse. Analysts join guided execution data with sales and inventory, and operational truth becomes part of company reporting.
Your internal tools, kept honest
A homegrown planning tool subscribes to run.completed and workflow.published events to stay in sync with reality. The versioned envelope means it survived every OpsBrain update since.
Compliance archiving without the export ritual
A regulated manufacturer archives every event to immutable storage as it happens. When the auditor asks what happened on March 12th, the answer is a query, not a week of reconstruction.
Setup
How it works
Add your endpoint
Register an HTTPS URL and choose which events it should receive.
Verify signatures
Grab the endpoint secret and verify the HMAC header in your handler. The in-app developer docs include examples.
Send a test delivery
Fire a test event from OpsBrain and watch it arrive, with the attempt visible in the log.
Go live and monitor
Enable the endpoint. Retries, degradation alerts and per attempt logs keep it observable from day one.
See Webhooks working with your operation.
Book a walkthrough and we will set it up against one of your real workflows, or start on your own in minutes.