MCP webhooks

Dashboards are pull. Operations are push. MCP webhooks push what happens on your hosted MCP servers into the systems your team already lives in — Slack, PagerDuty, your SIEM, your data warehouse — the moment it happens, instead of waiting for someone to open a dashboard.

Agents do not keep office hours. They call your tools at 3 a.m., they retry in loops, and they adopt new tools the day a teammate shares an install link. Webhooks close the gap between the gateway logged it and a human found out.

How it works

You register an HTTPS endpoint you own, and Elva delivers event notifications to it as JSON POST requests as activity occurs on your MCP server. Your endpoint acknowledges with a 2xx, and whatever automation you attach — a chat message, a ticket, a row in the warehouse — runs from there.