The simplest mail-to-webhook around the web
Soup Net Hammer
Prep Time: 5 min Delivery Time: 1 min Serves: 30 calls / min
Our Recipe A soup made of mail and webhook. Just choose a nice name and we'll POST all mails sent to @name.soupnh.com to your webhook (json-formatted, like mailparser's).
Read NOTES section below for additional info.
As grandma says: no frills, just taste it.
Ingredients
Directions
  1. Send code over a GET request: (send again) pour some webhook first.
  2. Confirm the code received:
  3. Don't miss a step.

Well done! Soup feels tasty.
Any request triggered on @yourname.soupnh.com will be hammered to https://webhook.com, so you can fire your events.
Remember to recheck monthly (see notes below).
Important Notes

Communication: all notifications will be sent to _soupnh@name.soupnh.com. So, be adviced that no mails (except ours) will reach this mail address. Also, configure your webhook to notify you about incoming requests from this address. Important stuff (like periodical ownership confirmation) will be sent to it.

Proof of ownership: your webhook must be able to parse and log GET requests with "_soupcheck" parameter, since this is how we check ownership.

Security: to protect your endpoint from non-expected requests, some strategies might be used, like http auth (e.g., https://user:pass@webhook.com), a token passed as a get param (e.g., https://webhook.com?_token=mysecrettoken) and/or validate each request's IP against "mail.soupnh.com" (don't fix our IP address, since we can change it without previous notification).

Privacy: all data is parsed in memory only, so we do not store anything. Keep in mind that, as a result, if your webhook gets offline, you'll miss calls, unless mail is resent (we'll reply sender with a common SMTP retry-later error code, but we do not guarantee that the mail sender will, in fact, retry).

Disclaimer: you are solely responsible for whatever use you make of this tool. It is provided as-is, without any warranty or liability in any form.

Copyright: our SOUP logo was inspired by Tony Leone's Soup Gun © artwork, which is inspired by Andy Warhol's famous tomato soup can design.

Support: please, double check everything (webhook and mail sender) before reaching us out. If everything is working fine, then (and just then) contact us using this secret form here.