Durable outbound delivery

Ekpo delivers reliable webhooks for ServiceNow

Outbound delivery engine with durable queues.

Durable queues, retries, backoff, and idempotency keep outbound delivery predictable. Pair with Tora for telemetry and with Thema for consistent envelopes.

Requires Thema
Why Ekpo

Durable outbound delivery with retries, backoff, and rate awareness so downstream APIs never overwhelm your instances.

Visibility

Delivery cursors, correlation IDs, and replay-friendly logs align with Tora observability for faster diagnosis.

Governed envelopes

Thema envelopes travel with every outbound call so consumers get predictable success/error contracts.

How it works

  1. 1

    Shape + sign

    Requests are shaped with Thema envelopes and signed headers before dispatch.

  2. 2

    Durable queue

    Retries with exponential backoff, delivery cursors, and idempotency keys prevent duplicates.

  3. 3

    Observability

    Ekpo forwards execution telemetry into Tora, keeping outbound and inbound paths correlated.

  4. 4

    Safe logging

    Policy-aware logs redact sensitive fields while preserving triage detail.

  5. 5

    Replay

    Replay recent deliveries for downstream teams without reinventing payloads.

Outcomes

Predictable delivery

Backoff and idempotency prevent storms and duplicate processing.

Faster triage

Correlation IDs across Thema, Tora, and Ekpo speed up incident diagnosis.

Lower support load

Support sees governed envelopes and enriched logs before escalation.

Fits best when
  • Outbound webhooks need guaranteed delivery and replay.
  • Security teams require predictable envelopes and redaction.
  • You already run Thema (required) and want Tora telemetry.
Plays with the suite
  • Thema provides envelopes and canonical codes for every outbound call.
  • Tora attaches execution traces and guardrails for observability.
  • Koda documents outbound contracts; Pyla consumes callbacks with the same envelopes.

Next steps

Get Ekpo on the ServiceNow Store with Thema (required), then pair with Tora for full-path observability.