POST request. They are how you connect storekit to software that storekit does not integrate with natively: your own back office, a CRM, a kitchen or delivery tool, or an automation platform.
There is no native integration for arbitrary third-party tools (for example Blinq). If a tool is not documented under Integrations in these docs, storekit has no built-in connector for it. Webhooks are the supported route, either built by your own developer or by the tool’s vendor.
Webhooks Require a Subscription
Webhooks are a paid feature. If your plan does not include webhooks, the page under Settings → Webhooks shows an Upgrade to enable webhooks button instead of the setup screen. If you see that button, contact support to discuss adding webhooks to your plan.Where Webhooks Live in the Dashboard
- In the dashboard sidebar, go to Settings → Webhooks
- If your plan includes webhooks, click Enable Webhooks
- Once enabled, manage endpoints in the embedded webhooks portal on the page
Endpoints Are Managed in an Embedded Portal
After you enable webhooks, storekit shows a secure webhooks portal embedded in the page. Everything endpoint-related happens inside that embedded portal rather than in storekit’s own screens:- Registering endpoint URLs and choosing which event types each one receives
- Viewing delivery attempts, payloads and response codes
- Sending test events, retrying failed deliveries and replaying missed ones
- Copying the signing secret used to verify payloads
Next Steps
Webhooks Overview
How webhooks work, acknowledgements and security basics.
Setting Up Webhooks
Enable webhooks, register an endpoint and test it.
Webhook Events
Every event type storekit can send, with example payloads.
Developer Introduction
Direct API access, which is in early access and granted case by case.
Build Your Own Tools
Build on webhooks without a developer, using AI app builders.
AI Agents
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another AI agent to your account (beta).