Feature
Dead-letter push alerts
When a webhook delivery is dead-lettered, the organization’s registered mobile devices get a push alert.
The mobile app registers a device token for the user’s organization. When a delivery to one of that organization’s webhooks fails for the last time, Chorus sends a push to those devices.
Tokens are scoped to one organization, so an alert only reaches devices in the organization that owns the webhook. Removing a token stops the alerts.
More features
All features →- 01
Records and domains
A, CNAME, TXT and SRV records under the domains an organization registers, managed in the dashboard or through the API.
- 02
chmod-style permissions
A 9-bit mode on every record and domain: view, edit and delete for the record owner, the organization and everyone else.
- 03
Public directory
An anonymous, searchable listing of published records and domains, through a strict field allowlist.