A programmable interface into the Hudhud operating system.
Hudhud doesn't ask your business to rebuild around it. It exposes programmable surfaces for data, events, actions, integrations, and automation - so your systems and Hudhud stay in sync.
Connect. Observe. Decide. Act. Sync. Verify.
That's the shape of every real integration with Hudhud - not a one-way data dump, a two-way operating relationship.
Select an integration objective. Watch the flow update.
One selection drives the request/webhook direction, the integration topology, and the action pipeline below it.
Illustrative integration flow - not a live request
Every request and every inbound event passes through the same shape - verified before it's trusted.
Webhooks are event delivery - not a guarantee that a business process completed.
An event is durably recorded and signature-verified before delivery is ever attempted - and delivery is at-least-once, never a claim of impossible exact-once.
The conceptual shape of an event - not a frozen public schema.
CONCEPTUAL EVENT ENVELOPE - illustrative shape, not a frozen public contract
Hudhud at the center, connected to the system classes your business already runs. Select a node to see what flows in and out.
A developer-triggered action passes through the same governed sequence as every AI-driven decision.
Delivery has a known path when things go well, and an explicit path when they don't.
Conceptual state labels - the exact production state names are not part of the public contract.
What an integration's health looks like at a glance - not a live dashboard.
ILLUSTRATIVE INTEGRATION HEALTH - not live data
How a conversation becomes a governed action - illustrated as a model, not a screenshot of a visual builder.
PROGRAMMABLE WORKFLOW MODEL - illustrative, not a drag-and-drop builder screenshot
What you can build on
A REST API over HTTPS, covering the same resource families the Hudhud application itself is built on.
Bearer-token authentication, server-verified
Requests are authenticated with a bearer token; tenant identity is derived server-side and never inferred from client-supplied input.
Event subscriptions, delivered and verified
Outbound platform events follow the same trust discipline as inbound provider events.
Same event, same identity, one intended effect
A duplicate delivery of the same business event should never become a duplicate business effect on your side either.
This describes intended behavior, not a claim of literal exactly-once delivery across the network - build your own idempotency check keyed on the event identity.
Errors are categorized, not just failed
Knowing why a request failed is what makes an integration debuggable.
Conceptual categories - exact status codes and error payloads are confirmed during integration onboarding.
Capacity is committed by contract, not a fixed published number
Limits vary by plan and committed capacity - this is intentional, not an omission. Enterprise and Hyperscale tiers negotiate capacity as part of the commercial relationship.
Real, evidenced integration classes
Channels your customers already message you on, and commerce/payment systems you already run.
Additional integration classes (ERP, analytics platforms, custom systems) are evaluated per enterprise engagement - listed generically above where the specific vendor isn't yet a confirmed integration.
Verify before trust - the same principle published in full on Security & Trust
The security model behind every inbound event on this page is the same one Hudhud runs in production.
Visibility into what actually happened
An integration you can't observe is an integration you can't trust.
Predictable contracts over clever tricks
The things that make an integration boring to maintain are the things we optimize for.
Contracts evolve without breaking what already works
Schema and contract changes follow a backward-compatibility discipline.
What a request and a verification check look like conceptually
curl -X POST "<your-hudhud-endpoint>/conversations/{id}/actions" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer <token>" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"action": "recommend_product"}'// verify before trust - shape only
const isValid = verifySignature(rawBody, signatureHeader, sharedSecret);
if (!isValid) return reject();CONCEPTUAL EXAMPLE - illustrates shape only, not a frozen public contract or a real endpoint
Request an Integration Architecture Review
A direct conversation about your existing systems, expected load, and integration requirements.
Illustrative integration flow - conceptual examples, not a live production contract