Delivery
Output where you need it. Browser, inbox, webhook, or your own endpoint.
A result that lands on the next batch run is a different product from one that lands in seconds. Delivery is usually the difference between a system people check and a system people rely on.
Options are a live browser view that updates without a refresh, an email digest built to survive real mail clients including dark mode, a webhook into whatever you already operate, or a plain endpoint you poll on your own schedule.
Whichever path, the same rules apply: the payload is versioned, failures are visible, and a missed delivery is something you find out about from the system rather than from a customer.
What you get
- Live browser delivery without polling delays
- Email digests tested against real clients
- Webhooks with retries and signatures
- A queryable endpoint on your schedule
- Versioned payloads and delivery alerting