Webhooks

Khumbu employs configurable webhooks to provide real-time notifications to integration partners about key events. Integration partners are encouraged to implement these webhooks to enable smooth update synchronisation, ensuring critical information is shared accurately and without delay.
Webhooks are triggered for specific events, enabling seamless data exchange and efficient communication. Below are examples of events where Khumbu utilizes webhooks to keep integration partners informed:

1. Order Creation Notification

A webhook is triggered whenever a new order is created in the Khumbu system. This notification includes the order details and its current status, Webhooks for Event Notifications ensuring the integration partner is immediately aware of new activity.

2. Order Cancellation Notification

If an order is cancelled, a webhook provides the cancellation status along with relevant details, enabling integration partners to adjust their processes accordingly.

3. Menu Update Notification

Webhooks are also used to communicate updates to the menu, such as changes in item availability, pricing, or descriptions. This ensures the integration partner’s system remains aligned with the most up-to-date menu information.

4. Menu Hours Notification

When the menu hours are updated, the POS system notifies Khumbu, which then triggers a webhook to the integration partner, containing the updated menu and its new time.

5. Menu Item Notification

Whenever there is a change in menu item from POS system, as soon as Khumbu receives information it triggers the webhook for the providers.

6. Store Update Notification

Webhooks are also used to communicate updates to the store, such as changes in store status and operating hours. This ensures the integration partner’s system remains aligned with the most up-to-date store information.

By leveraging these webhooks, Khumbu ensures integration partners can react promptly to updates and maintain consistency between systems. For further information on configuring webhooks or integrating them into your system, please refer to the Khumbu API documentation -> Webhooks section