Subscribe to Booqable's product bundle and bundle item webhooks
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Steps
Confirm your Booqable plan/version has bundle webhooks enabled — Booqable added dedicated webhook events for product bundles and bundle items in its September 2025 release.
Create a webhook subscription via the v4 Webhooks endpoints, the same mechanism used for general order lifecycle webhooks.
Select bundle-specific event types (bundle created/updated and bundle item created/updated) instead of the generic order events.
Point the webhook at an HTTPS endpoint you control and verify Booqable's signed payload before trusting it.
Test by adding or editing a product bundle in the Booqable back office and confirming your endpoint receives the corresponding bundle event.
Known gotchas
These bundle events are newer and separate from the general order-lifecycle webhooks already available in the v4 API — subscribing to order events alone will not notify you of bundle changes.
Bundles in Booqable v4 are modeled via Product Plannings vs Bundle Plannings (with support for nested plannings), so payloads may reference planning IDs rather than bare product IDs.
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