Single delivery channel for all FastSpring webhook events. The request body is an envelope containing an `events` array; each entry carries a `type` discriminator and an event-specific `data` payload. Subscribe semantics here describe the seller endpoint receiving events from FastSpring.
An order is awaiting buyer/approver action (e.g. invoice-based purchases).
Content-Type:
order.canceled
An order was canceled before completion.
Content-Type:
order.completed
An order completed successfully and payment was captured.
Content-Type:
order.failed
An order attempt failed (e.g. declined payment).
Content-Type:
order.payment.pending
An order is awaiting asynchronous payment confirmation.
Content-Type:
order.chargeback
A chargeback or dispute was filed against an order.
Content-Type:
mailingListEntry
A buyer subscribed via abandoned-cart or remarketing capture.
Content-Type:
quote.created
A new B2B quote was created.
Content-Type:
quote.updated
An existing B2B quote was updated.
Content-Type:
return.created
A refund or return was created against a prior order.
Content-Type:
payoutEntry.created
A new order or return entry was created for payout processing.
Content-Type:
fulfillment.failed
A fulfillment action (license/file/script) failed.
Content-Type:
subscription.activated
A new subscription was activated (including trial start).
Content-Type:
subscription.canceled
A subscription was canceled (effective at end of current period).
Content-Type:
subscription.charge.completed
A recurring subscription charge succeeded.
Content-Type:
subscription.charge.failed
A recurring subscription charge failed (dunning may begin).
Content-Type:
subscription.deactivated
A subscription was deactivated (entitlement should end).
Content-Type:
subscription.payment.overdue
A subscription is past due on a recurring charge.
Content-Type:
subscription.payment.reminder
A scheduled rebill is approaching for a subscription.
Content-Type:
subscription.trial.reminder
A subscription trial is approaching its end.
Content-Type:
subscription.uncanceled
A previously canceled subscription was reinstated.
Content-Type:
subscription.updated
A subscription's details (plan, add-ons, schedule) were updated.
Content-Type:
About AsyncAPI
The AsyncAPI specification describes event-driven APIs the way OpenAPI describes request/response APIs. A channel is the named pipe — a webhook URL, a Kafka topic, a WebSocket route, an MQTT subject — that producers and consumers publish or subscribe to. Each channel carries one or more messages with structured payloads, and an operation declares whether a given party sends or receives on that channel.
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