From solo developers monitoring side projects to teams routing events across services — Dispatch fits wherever webhooks need to be received, inspected, transformed, and delivered.
Building a new integration means waiting for the right event to fire, inspecting the payload, realizing something is wrong, fixing it, and waiting again. That cycle is slow and frustrating.
With Dispatch, every inbound event is stored with its full payload. You can inspect headers and body in the dashboard, see exactly what the provider sent, and replay the event to any destination as many times as you need — without touching the source system.
If you maintain many repos, keeping up with what's happening across all of them is a constant context-switch. Per-repo Discord bots, duplicated webhook configs, notifications scattered across channels.
Dispatch gives you one endpoint per project. Push events, pull request reviews, CI status, and releases all flow through the same pipeline — routed to the right channel, formatted consistently, with a full event log to audit when something goes wrong.
Every provider sends webhooks differently. Stripe wraps everything in a data envelope. GitHub sends flat objects with different shapes per event type. Jira uses its own nested format. Writing adapter code in your own API for each one adds complexity and maintenance burden.
Dispatch sits in front of your API. JSONata transforms reshape each provider's payload into a consistent format your system already understands. Your API sees one clean schema — not twelve.
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