Webhook handlers without the boilerplate

For backend & platform engineers

Receive events. Ship logic visually.

Accept GitHub, Stripe, Shopify, and custom webhooks on a canvas. Verify signatures, transform JSON, and fan out to email, Slack, APIs, or agents — debug every node in the browser.

HMAC verificationSelf-hosted or cloudNo Express server
workflow
POST /hooks/github/push
✓ Signature verified (sha256)
✓ Transform → 6 fields mapped
→ Send Email · 200 · 48ms

How it works

From event to action on one canvas

Same product as the homepage — scoped to this workflow.

01

Point the provider at Tensorify

Deploy a Webhook Trigger and paste the URL into GitHub, Stripe, or your app. Prefer application/json and optional HMAC secrets.

02

Map the payload on the canvas

Transform or Code nodes extract the fields you need. Inspect the real body on a test run — no log diving.

03

Act and deploy

Email, HTTP, agents, or databases downstream. Deploy Managed or keep secrets on your runner.

Why Tensorify

Built for this job

Not a generic automation pitch — the pieces that matter for this audience.

Signature verification built in

Configure HMAC on the trigger instead of hand-rolling body parsers and timing-safe compares in every service.

See the payload, not just logs

Run up to any node and inspect inputs and outputs in the browser. Fix mappings before production traffic hits.

One pattern for every vendor

GitHub push, Stripe invoice, Typeform submit — same trigger shape, different field maps and actions.

Your infra when it matters

Self-hosted runner keeps code and secrets on machines you control. Cloud when you want zero ops.

FAQ

Questions for this use case

Straight answers before you sign up.

Q01Do I still need a public URL?

Yes — the provider must reach Tensorify (Managed) or a tunnel/runner setup you expose. You do not need to write and host the handler service yourself.

Q02Can I verify GitHub and Stripe signatures?

Webhook Trigger supports HMAC-style verification. Set the same secret in the provider and in the node; prefer application/json content types.

Q03What about retries and idempotency?

Providers redeliver on failure. Design downstream steps to tolerate duplicates, or key off delivery IDs such as X-GitHub-Delivery.

More product FAQs on the homepage.

Ready when you are

Ready to build?

Design workflows visually. Debug node by node. Deploy to your infrastructure or ours.

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