HookFlo supports webhook integrations with a variety of popular platforms. This page provides an overview of all supported platforms and links to detailed integration guides.

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Supported Platforms

Supabase

Database events, authentication, and realtime notifications

Clerk

User authentication and management events

Stripe

Payment processing, subscription management, and billing events

GitHub

Repository events, issues, pull requests, and more

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Common Integration Steps

While each platform has its own specific setup requirements, most integrations follow these general steps:
  1. Generate a webhook URL in HookFlo: Create a new webhook endpoint in your HookFlo dashboard
  2. Configure security credentials: Set up authentication for secure webhook communication
  3. Select events to monitor: Choose which events should trigger notifications
  4. Add the webhook URL to the platform: Configure the platform to send events to your HookFlo endpoint
  5. Test the integration: Trigger a test event to verify the setup

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Event Processing

When an event is received from any platform, HookFlo:
  1. Verifies the webhook: Authenticates the request using platform-specific verification methods
  2. Parses the payload: Extracts relevant information from the webhook data
  3. Delivers notifications: Sends alerts to the configured channels
  4. Logs notifications: Log all the event delivery in Notification Logs

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Security Considerations

All webhook integrations in HookFlo employ platform-specific security measures including:
  • Signature verification: Validating that webhooks are genuinely from the claimed source
  • Secret management: Secure storage of webhook secrets and tokens
  • HTTPS only: All webhook URLs use encrypted connections
  • Request validation: Checking timestamp, content, and format of incoming webhooks
For more details on securing your webhook integrations, see our Security Best Practices guide.

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Custom Platforms

If you need to integrate with a platform that isn’t listed here, you can use our generic webhook option which provides a flexible endpoint that can accept webhooks from any source. but payload would be unsigned in this case.

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Coming Soon

We’re constantly expanding our platform integrations. Here are some platforms we plan to support in the near future:
  • Vercel
  • AWS EventBridge
  • Linear
  • MongoDB Atlas
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