One event.
Every next step.

A clear contract between what happened and what happens next.

Interactive product concept. No API key needed.

event.trace

01 event.received
02 schema.validated
03 destination.resolved
04 delivery.queued

202 Accepted
{ "accepted": true }

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LOCAL SIMULATOR

Request

Configure a sample event Event type Destination ID Simulate unavailable destination

POST /v1/events
{ "type": "order.created", "destination": "ops-desk" }

Response

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Ready. Requests run locally.

A small, explicit contract.

type: One of the three sample event names.
destination: 3–40 lowercase letters, numbers or hyphens.
response: 202 accepted, 422 invalid or 503 unavailable.

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One event. Every next step.

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A small, explicit contract.

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One event.
Every next step.