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Every event Tilta emits follows the RESOURCE.PROCESS.OUTCOME dot-notation convention. This page lists every available event type grouped by resource, describes the fields present in each event’s data payload, and provides JSON examples for key events. You can subscribe to individual leaf events or to any prefix to receive all descendant events – see Webhooks for subscription mechanics.

Buyer events

Buyer events fire when a buyer record is created or updated on your platform. These events are useful for keeping your own data store in sync with Tilta’s buyer registry.

Payload fields

Both BUYER.CREATED and BUYER.UPDATED share the same data shape:

Examples


Facility events

Credit Facility events cover the full lifecycle of a buyer’s credit line – from initial creation through renewal, limit increases, expiry, and freeze states. All facility events include buyer_external_id in their data payload so you can associate the event with the correct buyer in your system.

Creation

Emitted when a buyer applies for a credit facility and Tilta processes the underwriting decision.

Renewal

Credit Facilities are renewed every 3 months. Renewal events mirror the Creation trio and fire when an automatic or triggered renewal is processed.

Limit increase

Emitted when a credit limit increase is requested on an existing facility.

Status events

These events reflect changes to a facility’s operational state rather than an underwriting process. All three carry only buyer_external_id in their data payload.
When you receive FACILITY.FROZEN, the buyer can no longer have new orders authorized against their facility. Update your checkout flow to block payment terms for this buyer until you receive FACILITY.UNFROZEN.

Order events

Order events track the lifecycle of a purchase intent from confirmation through disbursement. All order events include external_id (your platform’s order identifier) and status in their data payload.

Payload fields

Example

Subscribe to ORDER.EXPIRED to detect when an authorized order was not converted to an invoice within the allowed window. Use this event to prompt your platform to re-authorize or cancel the order on your side.

Invoice events

Invoice events cover the full invoice lifecycle: creation, due date, closure, financing payout, and document management. Invoices are the legally effective financing step – they trigger merchant payouts and start the buyer’s repayment clock.

Lifecycle events

Financing event

File events

File events fire when documents attached to an invoice (such as PDFs) are created, deleted, or replaced. These are useful for keeping your document management system in sync with Tilta’s records.

Subscription quick reference

Use this table to decide what to subscribe to based on your integration needs: