Connect Mailgun to HTTP / Webhook

Emit new event when the email recipient could not be reached.

Emit new event when the email recipient clicked on a link in the email. Open tracking must be enabled in the Mailgun control panel, and the CNAME record must be pointing to mailgun.org. See more at the Mailgun User's Manual Tracking Messages section

Emit new event when the email recipient clicked on the spam complaint button within their email client. Feedback loops enable the notification to be received by Mailgun.

Emit new event when an email is sent and accepted by the recipient email server.

Emit new event when an email can't be delivered to the recipient email server.

Emit new event when new data is logged in Mailgun's Control Panel. Occurs for most actions within the associated Mailgun account.

Emit new event when a new mailing list is added to the associated Mailgun account.

Emit new event when the email recipient opened the email and enabled image viewing. Open tracking must be enabled in the Mailgun control panel, and the CNAME record must be pointing to mailgun.org. See more at the Mailgun User's Manual Tracking Messages section

Emit new event when an email can't be delivered to the recipient email server due to a permanent mailbox error such as non-existent mailbox.

Emit new event when an email can't be delivered to the recipient email server due to a temporary mailbox error such as an ESP block. ESP is the Email Service Provider managing the recipient email server.

Emit new event when the email recipient clicked on the unsubscribe link. Unsubscribe tracking must be enabled in the Mailgun control panel. See more at the Mailgun User's Manual Tracking Messages section

Get a URL and emit the full HTTP event on every request (including headers and query parameters). You can also configure the HTTP response code, body, and more.

Get a URL and emit the HTTP body as an event on every request

Emit new event when the content of the URL changes.

Emit new event when an HTTP request is received at the webhook URL. Use as a trigger to run workflows from external services (GitHub, Stripe, n8n, etc.). Configure response code, body, and which HTTP methods to accept.