Getting started

Learn how to get ProxyHook set up in your project

ProxyHook allows you to collect data from a source and route it to multiple destinations with optional filters, formats and transformations. You're also able to create complex data APIs off your data through the use of SQL.

Quick start

To begin, first create a new Source in your dashboard and retrieve the endpoint provided. It should look something like

https://go.proxyhook.com/A817GH

This is a unique endpoint assigned to your account which can instantly handle any throughput and will response with a simple 1x1 pixel and a status code 200.

Collecting Events

To start tracking data against your new endpoint, send a POST call to it such as the example below.

curl --location 'https://go.proxyhook.com/fbeuyhgkowb8' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-raw '{"first-name":"Jeff","last-name":"Dunham","company":"self","email":"[email protected]"}'

Within your dashboard you will see that the request counts will instantly increment and the raw logs of the request will appear under your Logs tab.

Creating A Destination

ProxyHook allows you to specify a custom destination or leverage one of our built in integrations. In this quick example we will simply set up a new endpoint as our target destination by selecing the type as a Webhook when creating the new destination. Within the settings page you can specify the endpoint.

Much like Sources, Destinations allow you to set the Sample Rate within the Logs. Logs will also help you see the status codes and actual payloads being sent to this Destination.

Enable the Subscription

To being sending data from your source to your destination you need to create a new Subscription. Subscriptions connect one or more sources to one or more destinations. Once you've connected those data will instantly start flowing through and retries, analytics, logging,

That's it! You've just created your first subscription.