# Turn events into action, natively in Kong Konnect
Kong Webhook Engine delivers every event to any destination — with the reliability of a platform you already govern.
## Take action on business events
**Publish an event from a Kafka topic or an incoming HTTP POST that subscribed consumers can receive and act on.**
## One event, many destinations
**One event — a new ticket, a completed order — can notify a Slack channel, update a system, and invoke an AI agent all at once. Configure it once, not per destination.**
## Reliable event delivery
**No lost events during a downstream outage. Events wait safely until every target is ready to receive them.**
## Production-grade delivery
**Configurable, guaranteed retry behavior for event and agent workflows.**
## Consolidate integration onto the platform you already govern
Webhook Engine brings integration and API governance under one control plane.
### Achieve simple integration use cases Konnect
Notification, sync, and fan-out use cases run at a fraction of the cost and complexity of a standalone integration platform.
### Right-size the platform to the workload
Not every integration needs a heavyweight iPaaS deployment. Easily move notification, sync, and delivery workloads onto Konnect. Configure fan-out delivery once — not per destination.
### Extend Event Management control to downstream action
When combined with Kong Event Gateway, Kong Webhook Engine becomes the connectivity layer that turns "something happened" into "an agent acted on it" reliably, and at scale.
## Build and govern agent reactivity
Agents need a dependable way for the business to call them.
### Trigger agents from business events
- - A signup, a support ticket, a fraud signal, or Kafka topic activity can invoke an agent endpoint directly.
- - No brittle, hand-rolled glue code between events and agent action.
### Remove the integration glue
- - Turn Kafka events into HTTP invocations without building custom consumers.
- - Eliminate custom Kafka consumers for agent integrations.
- - Reduce reliance on Lambdas, cron jobs, and bridging services.
### Agent invocation governed like your APIs
- - No separate, ungoverned consumer layer to secure and monitor.
- - The same security, observability, and policy model you already use for APIs and events.
## Related products
### Kong Event Gateway
Secure, govern, and observe Kafka and event streams on the same control plane. Webhook Engine turns those governed events into action.