Outbound events

What are outbound events?

Outbound events are notifications or alerts that are sent from the BeyondTrust system to external systems or recipients, triggered by specific actions or occurrences within the system.

How are outbound events useful?

Outbound events help automate the communication of important system updates or actions to external systems or stakeholders, ensuring that relevant parties are kept informed and that necessary actions can be taken promptly.

How do I access the Outbound Events page?

  1. Sign into app.beyondtrust.io.
    The BeyondTrust Home page displays.
  2. From the left menu, click Remote Support > Management.
    The Management page opens and the Software tab displays by default.
  3. At the top of the page, click Outbound Events.
    The Outbound Events page displays.

How to configure outbound events

HTTP recipients

You can configure your B Series Appliance to send messages to an HTTP server or to an email address when different events are triggered.

The variables sent by the B Series Appliance arrive as an HTTP POST method and can be accessed by calling the method used to retrieve POST data in your coding language. If the server does not respond with an HTTP 200 to indicate success, the B Series Appliance will re-queue the current event and retry it later.

Add, edit, delete

Create a new recipient, modify an existing recipient, or remove an existing recipient.

Add or edit HTTP recipient

Enabled

You can uncheck the Enabled checkbox to quickly stop the messages for the event handler you set up, as in the event of planned integration testing, for instance.

Name

Create a unique name to help identify this recipient.

URL

Enter the destination URL for this outbound event handler.

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Note

URLS must begin with https.


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