Configure 6Storage webhooks to sync transaction state changes into third-party accounting and access-control systems
domain: developer.6storage.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
In the 6Storage application, go to Settings > Integration tab and open Webhooks integration.
Register a receiving URL for 6Storage Event Webhooks, which notify it via HTTP POST when transaction-related events occur.
Reference the API Reference and OpenAPI/Swagger spec published at developer.6storage.com to confirm current event payload shapes before building the receiver.
Use webhook events to trigger syncs into supported third-party systems (e.g., QuickBooks Online, Xero, a connected access-control lock system) rather than polling 6Storage on a schedule.
Validate the integration in 6Storage's sandbox environment before pointing the webhook at production.
Known gotchas
6Storage's developer portal is a live interactive reference (Swagger/Redoc-based) rather than a fixed spec — always confirm exact event names and payload fields there before building a receiver.
Webhook setup happens in the tenant-facing Settings UI, not via a separate webhook-management API call.
Third-party integration coverage is vendor-curated (a published list of supported accounting/lock systems); a system not on that list may not be a supported webhook consumer even though the webhook transport itself is generic HTTP POST.
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