Fire-and-Forget Processing
Submit a job and get a webhook when it is done — no holding a connection open per document.
What it is
Fire-and-forget processing — submit a job and get a webhook callback when it is done, instead of holding a connection open for every document.
Why it matters
Engineering teams processing large volumes cannot hold a request open for every file. They want to submit work and be notified when it completes.
What Xberg does
You submit a job and receive a webhook when it completes — the asynchronous model that lets the platform scale to large batches.
- Submit-and-forget: no long-held connections.
- Webhook callback fires on completion.
- Built for high-volume, batch workloads.
- The backbone of bulk digitization at scale.
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