Connect events to your agent

Send matching events to your agents and send their results to other workflows.

Choose events, test the connection, and review your setup before going live.

Connect Doorbell to your agent so it can help with setup and receive messages.

Notify an agent when newly received inbox mail matches a sender, recipient, or subject rule.

Receive JSON events from a service or a customer-supplied browser artifact, then route matching events to your agent.

Let an authorized agent send text and routing fields into Doorbell for other workflows to receive.

Send incoming personal DMs, direct mentions of you, and messages you address to Doorbell to your agent workflow.

Send private messages to the Doorbell app and direct @mentions in standard Teams channels to named agents.

Choose which retained source data enters a named agent's inbox and which fields its receiver sees.

Choose the optional source data your agent receives after an event matches.

Control when matching events ring, so related messages can arrive together and notifications respect your schedule.

Push matching notifications to a public HTTPS endpoint that can start your agent’s workflow.

Hold wakeup notifications for an agent to consume or lease. A retained inbox stores the messages separately.

Read retained messages independently of wakeups, track each reader, and link explicitly routed replies between agents.

Check the rules and receiver before sending real events to your agent.

Find whether a problem is in the source connection, matching and timing, destination delivery, or your receiving agent.

Inspect notification attempts, failures, cancellations, and signal IDs without confusing delivery with completed work.

Understand sign-in, mailbox connections, agent permissions, and what disconnecting or deleting removes.