React to the customer event while it is still useful.

Subscribe to structured outbound events with delivery attempts and retry behaviour your engineering team can inspect.

Live customer event
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conversation.updated

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Deliver the signed event to your endpoint

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Update the wider system and return a 2xx response

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One customer record

Event, conversation and next action aligned

Move the event into the customer story.

DripTell connects the external event to the customer, conversation, owner and next action so the team can see what changed without searching another system.

Event subscriptions by workflow need

Delivery history and retries

Payloads designed around stable customer records

Customer activity

Synced
Conversation understood09:41
Customer record updated09:44
Owner receives next action09:47

Use the event to make a workflow decision.

Update a contact or lead, send a message, assign an owner, enter a sequence or call another system. The integration becomes part of an understandable customer journey.

Triggers can start or update an automation

Customer identity remains the linking point

Failures and retries stay visible to the operator

React to the customer event while it is still useful.

Keep the wider operation synchronized.

The conversation remains in DripTell while business systems continue doing the work they handle best. APIs and webhooks keep both sides current.

conversation.updated
{
  "customer": "cus_8X29",
  "channel": "webhooks",
  "intent": "sales",
  "owner": "team_growth",
  "next_action": "follow_up"
}

Continue the customer story

Customer context should move. The customer record should not multiply.Build on the customer workflow your team already trusts.Build the exact customer journey your team is already trying to run.Build DripTell into the operation around your customer.

Connect Webhooks to a real DripTell workflow.

Show us the event, customer data and outcome you need. We will map the integration path with your team.