Talkdesk Webhook Surface
AsyncAPI 2.6 description of Talkdesk's publicly documented outbound webhook surface,covering the Events API (partner-app lifecycle), the Webhook Trigger API (TalkdeskConnections triggers for call/agent/contact/note events), and the AutomatedNotifications bridge for Digital Connect (DCE). Only event types that appear indocs.talkdesk.com are modeled. Frequently-asked-about events such asrecording_available and agent_status_change are not documented as standard eventtypes on the public docs site and are intentionally not included.
Talkdesk Webhook Surface is published by Talkdesk on the APIs.io network, described by an AsyncAPI event-driven specification.
Tagged areas include Webhook, Event, AsyncAPI, Partner Apps, and Connections. The published artifact set on APIs.io includes API documentation, an API reference, and an AsyncAPI specification.
This event API exposes 18 operations across 18 channels, and defines 31 schemas. It is described by AsyncAPI 2.6.0, at version 1.0.
The API connects through 3 servers: {partnerCallbackUrl} (https), {connectionsCallbackUrl} (https), api.talkdeskapp.{region} (https).
Metadata
The identity and technical contract details declared by the specification.
Channels & Operations 18
Across 18 channels, the API surfaces 18 operations. Each is listed below with its action, channel, parameters, and response codes.
Messages & Schemas 31
The contract defines 31 schemas that model the data carried by its messages. The most detailed are DCEBridgeEnvelope (4 properties), EventsApiEnvelope (3 properties), EventsApiHeaders (2 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
Specification
The full machine-readable AsyncAPI contract behind this narrative.
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