Announcements • FEBRUARY 17, 2026

New API Endpoints: Contacts, Events & Webhooks

Manage contacts, query events, and configure webhooks programmatically with the latest additions to the Emailit API.

We’ve just shipped three new resource groups in the Emailit API v2. They are Contacts, Events, and Webhooks. Together they give you full programmatic control over your contact book, monitor events, and webhook integrations.

Contacts

The Contacts API lets you create, read, update, and delete contacts in your workspace. Each contact holds an email address, optional name and custom fields, and can be subscribed to one or more audiences in a single call.

Endpoint	Description
List Contacts	Paginated list of all contacts
Get Contact	Retrieve a contact by ID or email
Create Contact	Create a new contact and subscribe to audiences
Update Contact	Update name, email, custom fields, or unsubscribe status
Delete Contact	Delete a contact and all associated subscribers

Contacts can be looked up by their ID (con_xxx) or by email address, so you can use whichever identifier is most convenient.

{
  "email": "john@example.com",
  "first_name": "John",
  "last_name": "Doe",
  "custom_fields": { "company": "Acme" },
  "audiences": ["aud_2BxFg7KNqr5M..."]
}

Events

Events are created automatically whenever something happens in your workspace. For example, an email is delivered, a contact is created, a domain is updated, and so on. The Events API gives you read-only access to this activity stream.

Endpoint	Description
List Events	Paginated list with type filtering and optional data payload
Get Event	Retrieve a single event with full data

You can filter by one or more event types using comma-separated values, and toggle include_data to control whether the full payload is returned in list responses.

GET /v2/events?type=email.accepted,email.delivered&include_data=true

Webhooks

Webhooks let you receive real-time HTTP callbacks whenever events occur. The new Webhooks API gives you complete control. You can create, update, enable/disable, and delete webhook endpoints, all through the API.

Endpoint	Description
List Webhooks	Paginated list of all webhooks
Get Webhook	Retrieve a webhook by ID
Create Webhook	Create a new webhook endpoint
Update Webhook	Update URL, events, or enabled status
Delete Webhook	Delete a webhook by ID or name

You can subscribe to specific event types or use all_events to receive everything.

{
  "name": "Production Webhook",
  "url": "https://example.com/webhook",
  "events": ["email.accepted", "email.delivered", "email.bounced"]
}

There are over 30 event types available across emails, domains, audiences, subscribers, contacts, templates, suppressions, and email verifications. See the full list in the Create Webhook documentation.

Get started

All three APIs require a full-permission API key. Head over to the API Reference to explore all the new endpoints, or jump straight into the documentation linked above.