Queuey — Operational Decision Layer for Webhook Delivery

Queuey is the operational decision layer for webhook delivery. It receives, verifies and delivers webhooks, then decides what should happen when delivery fails.

Queuey takes responsibility for an important message from the source until the receiving system has it.

The cloud-native delivery path is Source → Queuey Cloud → Destination. When local connectivity cannot be trusted, optional Queuey Edge adds local durability: Source → Edge → Queuey Cloud → Destination. Edge makes sure the message is not lost. Cloud gets it there. Queuey Intelligence knows what to do when delivery fails.

A 503 is a destination that may be temporarily down. A 429 is a destination asking you to slow down. A 401 needs human action, not retries. A 422 will not be fixed by re-sending the same payload. Different failures require different operational responses — retry is not recovery.

The Queuey console provides a recovery plan instead of another log file, with event evidence for every delivery decision.

Production webhook infrastructure includes retries and backoff, dead-letter queues and replay, observability, rate limiting, destination protection, multi-tenancy, audit trails, failure classification, idempotency, and authentication signing.