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Instanda Webhooks
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AsyncAPI Specification
generated: '2026-07-25'
method: searched
source: https://status.instanda.com/
spec_type: none
asyncapi_published: false
webhooks:
exists: true
advertised: true
documented: false
name: Event Webhooks
description_verbatim: >-
Event Webhooks allow Instanda to send information to another system. When an
event happens, such as an update to a policy, Instanda will HTTP POST the
information to a URL of your choice.
description_source: https://status.instanda.com/
transport: https
method: POST
delivery: provider-to-subscriber HTTP POST to a subscriber-supplied URL
subscriber_url: customer-configured ("a URL of your choice")
named_event_example: an update to a policy
operational_component: >-
"Event Webhooks" is published as a first-class component on the INSTANDA
public status page under the NA region, meaning the webhook fan-out is a
separately monitored platform service rather than an undifferentiated part of
the application.
catalog_published: false
payload_schemas_published: false
signing_or_auth_documented: false
retry_policy_documented: false
notes: >-
This is a Webhooks record, not an AsyncAPI record. INSTANDA ships a real,
publicly advertised webhook surface but publishes no AsyncAPI document, no
event catalog, no payload schemas, no signature scheme and no retry semantics.
Two independent first-party sources name the surface: the marketing/platform
page instanda.com/cloud ("WebHooks handle real-time customer event
notifications") and the public status page, which additionally carries the
verbatim behavioural description captured above. Everything beyond that -
the event list, the payload shape, the security model - is only visible inside
a licensed tenant. Nothing here is inferred; no event names beyond the single
documented example are recorded, because none are published.
events:
- name: policy update
source: https://status.instanda.com/
verbatim: 'When an event happens, such as an update to a policy'
note: >-
The only concrete event INSTANDA names publicly, and it is given as an
example rather than as a catalog entry. No event key, no payload schema.
evidence:
- source: https://status.instanda.com/
status: 200
kind: status-page-component
note: '"Event Webhooks" component with the verbatim description recorded above.'
- source: https://instanda.com/cloud
status: 200
kind: platform-page
verbatim: >-
You can connect through REST or SOAP services using Swagger or WSDL
definitions, while WebHooks handle real-time customer event notifications.