Mozaic offers a wide variety of web hook events that you can subscribe to through the Mozaic web application.
Environment | Web Hook Control Panel |
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Sandbox | https://app.sandbox.mozaic.io/account/web-hooks |
Once you add your web hook endpoint to your account, Mozaic will begin sending you events by calling your endpoint with information about the event. A list of events that you can subscribe to is available in the control panel along with logs and activity metrics.
This event is raised when the payment sender's funding payment fails. This can occur when Mozaic attempts to charge your stored payment method while funding a payment cycle in progress. If you receive this event, you should check the results of the action related to the funding and resubmit it after correcting the funding error.
This event is sent when an invoice has been created. Once you finalize a payment cycle, Mozaic will create an invoice for the payment. If you used a stored funding method to fund the payment, then the invoice is for your records. If you are paying by invoice, then the invoice will also contain a virtual bank account that you can wire money to and complete payment for your payment cycle.
This event is sent when an invoice has been paid. Once the invoice is paid, then the related workflow is completed. When the invoice is related to a payment cycle, then invoice payment triggers the payment cycle to complete. payments will be issued to all recipients on the payment cycle.
This event is sent when a payment cycle entry has been updated. Each payment recipient on your payment cycle is represented by a payment cycle entry consisting of a name, email address, amount and currency. As each recipient is paid in a payment cycle, this event is raised to indicate the status of the payment and provide details about the payment.
This event is sent when a payment cycle is updated. A payment cycle has several stages.
This event is sent when a payment has been updated. This event can be used to detect when a payment recipient has accepted or rejected their payment.