Developer platform
Dispatch webhooks and event delivery
Renaro's webhook story is built around reliable domain events, delivery tracking, and safe endpoint handling so operators can connect external systems without polling.
- Events
- Domain-driven changes
- Delivery
- Attempts and status
- Safety
- SSRF-guarded endpoints
- API
- Public integration surface
Events beat polling
Partners and internal tools should react to booking, payment, driver, and vehicle events without hammering APIs or waiting for manual exports.
- Register webhook endpoints for event-driven integrations.
- Track delivery attempts and failures for operational visibility.
- Use outbox-driven patterns so provider calls stay outside database transactions.
Where this page fits
Webhook pages support technical buyer intent and reinforce that Renaro is a platform, not a closed dispatch database.
- Link webhooks to public API, integrations, and developer resources.
- Explain endpoint safety and retry context without exposing internal implementation details.
- Use FAQ content to answer common partner questions.
Related integration paths
Common questions
Are integrations implemented directly in the landing app?
No. The Astro landing app documents and routes SEO traffic to Renaro's product areas. Operational integrations are owned by the API, worker, and platform domains.
Why create integration landing pages?
Operators and technical buyers search for specific provider support. These pages state the current data and workflow boundary and link to capabilities that are available today; they do not imply that an unconfigured OAuth connector is live.
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