Webhooks

Server-to-server event notifications. Logora pushes events (new comment, moderation decision, user signup, badge unlock) to your endpoint in real time, letting you integrate the comment system into your CRM, CDP, or newsroom workflow.

Webhooks are the mechanism by which Logora notifies your systems of events in real time. Where a polling API requires you to ask “anything new?” every minute, webhooks invert the flow : Logora pushes the event to your endpoint the moment it happens.

Events Logora pushes by default

  • comment.created, comment.moderated, comment.deleted
  • user.signed_up, user.badge_unlocked, user.tier_changed
  • debate.opened, debate.closed, consultation.completed
  • moderation.flagged, moderation.appealed

Each payload is a signed JSON envelope with the event type, timestamp, and the affected resource. Signature verification uses HMAC-SHA256 with a shared secret.

Common use cases

  • Push reader signups to your CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot) at the moment they happen.
  • Feed your CDP (Segment, mParticle, Tealium) with engagement events for retention modelling.
  • Trigger newsroom alerts : when a flagship debate hits 10k participants or a controversial moderation appeal lands, notify the editor on Slack.
  • Update your subscription system : when a reader unlocks the top-contributor tier, mark them in your ESP for a thank-you email.

Reliability

Logora retries failed deliveries with exponential backoff over 24 hours. Failed-permanently events land in a replay queue you can query via the public API. Webhook latency P95 is under 500ms (see status.logora.fr for the live numbers).

See OAuth 2.0 / OIDC and Single Sign-On for the broader integration story.

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