Webhooks
EntryPoint publishes one event type over webhooks.
| Event | Emitted when |
|---|---|
entrypoint.configuration.audit | Someone changes the configuration of an EntryPoint context: enabling an authentication method, editing an attribute profile, adding a group, rotating a secret |
The event records what changed, who changed it, and when. Secrets are redacted in the payload. It is the same material as the configuration audit log, delivered as a stream rather than read in the portal.
What is not streamed
Section titled “What is not streamed”RADIUS authentication outcomes and accounting records are not delivered over webhooks. Per-attempt outcomes are recorded in the authentication log, which is queried in the portal, and they are reflected in the per-context counters and in each group’s connected-device list. There is no push feed for them.
This matters when planning an integration: if the requirement is to react to a device authenticating or failing to authenticate, this stream is not the mechanism, and the design has to poll or read the log instead.
Delivery
Section titled “Delivery”Destination, scope, instant or batched delivery, the secret token, retries and the delivery history are the same across every service and are described under Integrations.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Authentication log: per-attempt outcomes, queried rather than streamed.
- Logging, Reporting, and Retention: the in-portal audit record.