generated: '2026-09-10'
method: derived
source:
- graphql/aerones-operations-hub.graphql
- openapi/aerones-operations-hub-openapi.json
spec_type: none
asyncapi_published: false
note: >-
  Aerones publishes no AsyncAPI document. It does have a real push surface, but it is
  GraphQL subscriptions, not webhooks - four subscription fields in the published SDL.
  Separately, the OpenAPI declares seven webhook endpoints; those are INBOUND receivers
  that Aerones' own vendor systems POST into, not an outbound event catalog a customer
  can subscribe to. THAT DISTINCTION IS WHY NO Webhooks POINTER IS WIRED FOR THIS
  PROVIDER: a buyer cannot register a callback URL with Aerones, so crediting a webhook
  surface here would credit a capability they do not offer. Recorded for accuracy, not
  for score.
subscriptions:
  transport: graphql-ws over https://operations.aerones.com/graphql
  count: 4
  channels:
  - name: workorderChanged
    kind: graphql-subscription
  - name: projectWorkorderChanged
    kind: graphql-subscription
  - name: myPendingScopeCommitmentsChanged
    kind: graphql-subscription
  - name: notificationReceived
    kind: graphql-subscription
inbound_webhook_receivers:
  direction: inbound
  consumer_subscribable: false
  count: 7
  endpoints:
  - path: /api/webhooks/wms/coverage-published
    partner: WMS (workforce management)
    operation_note: >-
      The handler is documented as idempotent because WMS republishes every project_code
      in the layer's date range rather than diffing against the prior snapshot.
  - path: /api/webhooks/travel/task-updated
    partner: travel booking system
  - path: /api/webhooks/pipedrive-sync
    partner: Pipedrive CRM
  - path: /api/webhooks/wrike/dates-changed
    partner: Wrike
  - path: /api/webhooks/wrike/task-created
    partner: Wrike
  - path: /api/webhooks/wrike/custom-field
    partner: Wrike
  - path: /api/webhooks/wrike/sync-task
    partner: Wrike