Connector Webhooks - Glue Inbound
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bwt_connector_webhooks_inbound |
| License | LGPL-3 |
| Website | https://github.com/bitwise-hq/odoo-webhooks |
| Versions | 15.0 16.0 17.0 18.0 19.0 |
Connector Webhooks - Glue Inbound
Let connector backends own inbound intake without scattering rollout logic.
Connector-ready inbound glue for backend-owned webhook entry points.
Outcomes
Why Teams Choose It
- Keeps inbound webhook ownership tied to the backend that runs the integration.
- Lets provider-specific handling stay close to the connector logic.
- Makes endpoint access and operations easier for day-to-day teams.
- Supports a cleaner path from framework setup to provider rollout.
Audience
Who It's For
- Connector teams whose backend records need to own inbound webhook entry points.
- Integration teams that want secure intake while keeping connector behavior anchored to the backend.
- Odoo partners packaging inbound connector behavior as a reusable backend addon.
Capabilities
Capability Pillars
- A clear inbound ownership model for backend-led integrations.
- Direct linkage between the backend record and the receiving endpoint.
- Framework-backed validation with backend-level handling where it matters.
- Faster navigation for teams managing inbound connector operations.
How it works
How It Works
The inbound glue addon connects the backend record to the right entry point, lets the framework handle intake and validation, then hands the event to the connector so provider-specific behavior stays where the integration team expects it.
Inbound backend-to-endpoint linking
Technical proof
Technical Validation
The technical section below surfaces backend-to-endpoint linkage and dispatch flow so evaluators can inspect where validation ends and backend-specific processing begins.
Connector inbound dispatch sequence
Rollout
Rollout Path
A typical rollout keeps endpoint ownership on the backend while the framework handles intake and validation around it.
Rollout Steps
- Prepare the backend so it can own inbound webhook traffic.
- Seed or install the inbound endpoints that belong to that backend.
- Link each endpoint to the backend record it serves.
- Let the framework receive and validate incoming requests before the connector handles them.
- Use backend logic to complete the event, retry it, or route it for follow-up.
Looking for a faster path to live inbound connectors? Pair this glue layer with premium connector modules such as Stripe when you want a more turnkey rollout.
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