Schema Drift & Contract Validation

Catch breaking schema changes before they ship.

Lock the contract, learn from real traffic, and surface drift the moment a provider quietly renames a field.

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Schema · stripe.payment_intent · v9DRIFT DETECTED

Contract

amount: number

currency: string

customer_id: string

status: enum

Drift · breaking

amount: number → string

+ fee_amount: number additive

+ status: "partial" enum value

Replay-able drift incident · inc_47

What you actually get

Pin the expected shape of an event — manually, from a JSON Schema, or by learning from production traffic — and WebhookScout will alert you the instant a delivery drifts. Required field disappeared? New enum value? Type narrowed from string to number? You will know in seconds, not after the third support ticket.

  • JSON Schema, OpenAPI, or learned baselines
  • Severity-classified drift alerts (breaking, additive, cosmetic)
  • Per-event-type and per-provider contracts
  • Replay-able drift incidents for proof-of-fix

Why it matters

Built for the moments where minutes turn into hours.

01

Auto-learned baselines

No need to write JSON Schema by hand — WebhookScout infers a contract from production traffic.

02

Drift alerts that matter

Granular signal: required, breaking, additive, or cosmetic changes — each with a clear severity.

03

Per-provider contracts

Track separate contracts for each provider, each event type, even each tenant.

Use cases

What teams ship with this.

Real situations where schema validation replaces an afternoon of detective work with a single, decisive answer.

  • 01

    Stripe quietly added a field — get an additive-drift alert and update the type before it propagates.

  • 02

    A GitHub upgrade breaks one event type — see exactly which event, which field, in 30 seconds.

  • 03

    Catch a regression introduced by your own backend mid-deploy.

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