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Sources (Legacy)

Status: LEGACY TERMINOLOGY — This page uses legacy terminology. The current canonical term is Endpoint for the webhook entry-point configuration. See Endpoints Guide for the current guide and Zen Mesh Concepts — Endpoint for the definition.

This page remains available as a reference for supported provider types. For configuration workflows, use the Endpoints guide.

Zen Mesh can ingest webhook events from any HTTP source. Supported providers include pre-built integrations for Stripe, GitHub, Twilio, and Shopify, plus a custom source type for any other webhook sender.

Supported Source Types​

Source TypeDescriptionVerification
StripeStripe webhook events (charges, subscriptions, invoices, etc.)Stripe-Signature header with signing secret — Guide
GitHubGitHub webhook events (push, pull_request, issues, etc.)X-Hub-Signature-256 header, HMAC-SHA256 — Guide
TwilioTwilio webhook events (SMS, voice, messaging, etc.)Twilio-Signature header validation — Guide
ShopifyShopify webhook events (orders, products, customers, etc.)X-Shopify-Hmac-SHA256 header, HMAC-SHA256 — Guide
CustomAny HTTP webhook sourceConfigurable header validation, IP allowlisting, HMAC-SHA256

Stripe Source​

Stripe is a common webhook source for payment processing. See the Stripe Integration Guide for detailed setup instructions including event types, webhook configuration, and signature verification.

GitHub Source​

GitHub sends events for repository activity including pushes, pull requests, issue comments, and workflow runs. See the GitHub Integration Guide for detailed setup instructions including event types, webhook configuration, and signature verification.

Twilio Source​

Twilio sends webhook events for SMS, voice calls, and messaging services. See the Twilio Integration Guide for detailed setup instructions including signature verification and webhook configuration.

Shopify Source​

Shopify sends webhook events for store activity including orders, products, customers, and fulfillment updates. See the Shopify Integration Guide for detailed setup instructions including signature verification and webhook configuration.

Custom HTTP Source​

For any other webhook source that sends HTTP requests:

  1. Create a Custom HTTP endpoint in Zen Mesh
  2. Configure verification (header validation, IP allowlisting, HMAC-SHA256)
  3. Point your source to the Zen Mesh ingestion URL
  4. Apply JSONPath Routing for event filtering and JSONPath Transforms for payload normalization

Ingestion URLs​

Each source gets a unique ingestion URL:

https://ingest.zen-mesh.io/hooks/<hook-id>

Configure your webhook provider to send events to this URL. Zen Mesh validates, routes, and delivers events to your configured destinations.