Create and configure a Commerce7 webhook to sync customers, orders, or products externally
domain: commerce7.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
In the app or admin webhook settings, register a webhook pointing at your remote HTTPS endpoint.
Select which object types to subscribe to (Customer, Order, Product, Group/Tag, etc.) and which events (new, updated, deleted) trigger a push.
Optionally add Basic Authentication credentials on the webhook so Commerce7 sends an Authorization header with each call to your endpoint.
Provide a notification email address that Commerce7 will alert if the webhook starts failing.
Have your endpoint return a success status quickly for each payload so Commerce7 does not consider the delivery failed.
Monitor deliveries; a webhook that fails consistently for 48 hours is automatically disabled by Commerce7.
Known gotchas
A webhook silently stops firing after 48 hours of consecutive failures — you must watch for the disable notification email or poll the API to detect drift.
Webhook Basic Auth is optional per-webhook, not global, so each remote endpoint's credentials must be configured individually.
Webhooks notify you that something changed; they don't guarantee delivery order, so reconcile against the API rather than trusting webhook payloads as the sole source of truth.
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