Webhook API
Webhook integrations allow your system to receive real-time notifications from Soda Cloud when certain events occur, such as check evaluations, incident changes, or contract updates.
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Webhook integrations allow your system to receive real-time notifications from Soda Cloud when certain events occur, such as check evaluations, incident changes, or contract updates.
Webhooks can be configured to listen for one or more event scopes:
Alert Notifications
Triggered when a check result causes an alert (based on notification rules)
Incidents
Triggered when incidents are created or updated in Soda Cloud
Contracts
Triggered when a data contract is published (created or updated)
Depending on the selected scope, one or more of the following event types will be sent to your endpoint:
Sent when a check evaluation triggers an alert. It carries the check's outcome and a link back to the result in Soda Cloud so a human can investigate further.
Sent when a new incident is opened, with enough context for a downstream system to create a corresponding ticket, channel, or page.
Sent when an existing incident changes, so downstream systems can stay in sync as severity, status, or scope evolves.
Sent when a data contract is published or updated, useful for catalog sync, change auditing, or kicking off downstream validation.
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