Webhooks (real-time events from your publishing pipeline)

Hi there,

Polling APIs is boring. And also inefficient.

Until now, if you wanted to know what happened to a post — whether it was published, failed, or retried — you had to ask the API again. And again. And again.

Now Postproxy can simply tell you when something happens.

We’ve added webhooks so your system can receive real-time events from your publishing pipeline.

You can subscribe to events like:

post.processed
platform_post.published
platform_post.failed
platform_post.failed_waiting_for_retry
platform_post.insights
profile.connected / profile.disconnected
media.failed

This makes it much easier to build event-driven workflows around publishing.

For example:

Trigger analytics pipelines when a post goes live
Update dashboards when a platform confirms publishing
Retry logic or alerts when something fails
Sync publishing events into your internal systems
Drive automation in tools like n8n or your own backend

Instead of periodically checking /api/posts, you just receive events when something actually happens.

You can configure webhooks directly in the app, or through the API.

If you want to try it, start here:
https://postproxy.dev/reference/webhooks/

And if you’re building automation pipelines or AI-driven systems on top of Postproxy, webhooks usually end up becoming the backbone of the whole setup.

As always - if there’s an event you’d like to see that isn’t there yet, tell us.

Best,
Dmitry