Webhooks

Webhooks mean that whenever an important event occurs in your AuthVaultix app
(such as login, register, license redeem, HWID mismatch, payment, ban, etc.),
the system automatically sends an HTTP request to the Endpoint URL you configured,
so external services can be instantly notified.

In simple words: “An event happens → your server instantly notifies another server.”

Where Can Webhooks Be Used?

1) Discord / Telegram Notifications

You can connect your webhook endpoint to a Discord or Telegram relay service to receive alerts such as:

New user registration alerts
New license redeemed alerts
Failed login or brute force alerts
HWID changed or spoof attempt alerts
Payment success or failure alerts

2) Admin Audit + Logging Systems

You can send events to external logging systems such as ELK, Grafana Loki, custom panels, or database loggers:

API activity logs
Security events
Staff actions tracking
Seller actions tracking

3) Anti-Abuse / Auto-Blocking

Webhook events can be used to trigger automated security rules:

Repeated failed logins → automatic IP blacklist
Invalid signature attempts → automatically flag account
Too many requests → rate limit or block

4) Integrations (Payments / CRM / Email)

Payment or user lifecycle events can be pushed to external systems:

Payment gateway confirmation → activate subscription
Create a “new customer” entry in a CRM
Trigger automatic emails using services like SendGrid or Mailgun

5) Auto-Update / File Delivery Workflows

If you run a loader or update system, webhooks can help automate workflows:

Start update pipelines when a new build is uploaded
Track release events

Benefits of Webhooks

Real-time notifications (no need for polling)
Automation — reduces manual work
Security monitoring — suspicious activity becomes visible instantly
Better operations — logs and alerts help detect issues quickly

What the UI Contains (Based on This Code)

1) Header

Title: Webhooks
Subtitle: Send secure event notifications to external services

2) Buttons (Right Side)

Delete All (visible only if webhooks exist)
- Link: win/app/?page=webhook&delete_all=1
- Confirmation prompt: “Are you sure you want to delete ALL webhooks?”
Add Webhook
- Opens modal: #createWebhookModal

3) Toast Notification

If a session message is set ($_SESSION['msg']), a toast notification appears:

Message: $_{S} ESS I ON [^{'} m s g^{'}] < / co d e >< / l i >< l i > T y p e :< co d e >$ _SESSION['toast_type'] (default: success)

4) Desktop List View

On desktop, the webhooks appear in a list with these columns:

Endpoint URL
User Agent (if empty, “Default” is displayed)
Created date
Action (three-dot dropdown)

Action dropdown includes:

Delete → win/app/?page=webhook&delete_id=ID (with confirmation)

If the list is empty, an empty state appears:

No webhooks configured yet.

5) Mobile List View

On mobile devices, webhooks are displayed as cards:

Endpoint (truncated)
User Agent row
Three-dot dropdown → Delete

6) Add Webhook Modal

The modal contains the following fields:

Endpoint URL (required, type=url)
User Agent (optional)

Warning note:

“Ensure your endpoint can verify signatures.”

Submit button:

Add Webhook → POST submission with create_webhook=1

Typical Webhook Events (Examples)

auth.login.success / auth.login.failed
user.register
license.redeem / license.expired
hwid.mismatch / hwid.reset
blacklist.added / whitelist.added
payment.success / payment.failed

(The exact event names depend on your backend implementation, but the concept remains the same.)

Webhooks

Webhooks#

Where Can Webhooks Be Used?#

1) Discord / Telegram Notifications#

2) Admin Audit + Logging Systems#

3) Anti-Abuse / Auto-Blocking#

4) Integrations (Payments / CRM / Email)#

5) Auto-Update / File Delivery Workflows#

Benefits of Webhooks#

What the UI Contains (Based on This Code)#

1) Header#

2) Buttons (Right Side)#

3) Toast Notification#

4) Desktop List View#

5) Mobile List View#

6) Add Webhook Modal#

Typical Webhook Events (Examples)#

Webhooks

Where Can Webhooks Be Used?

1) Discord / Telegram Notifications

2) Admin Audit + Logging Systems

3) Anti-Abuse / Auto-Blocking

4) Integrations (Payments / CRM / Email)

5) Auto-Update / File Delivery Workflows

Benefits of Webhooks

What the UI Contains (Based on This Code)

1) Header

2) Buttons (Right Side)

3) Toast Notification

4) Desktop List View

5) Mobile List View

6) Add Webhook Modal

Typical Webhook Events (Examples)