Marketplace disbursement events for AWS, Azure and GCP

Last updated: September 4, 2026

Overview

Until now, marketplace disbursements were captured as events only for AWS — an Azure or GCP payout had to be found by checking a report. Disbursement events are now available across all three clouds. In addition to the existing aws.analytics.disbursement event, azure.analytics.disbursement and gcp.analytics.disbursement are recorded for each Azure and GCP marketplace payout, and aws.analytics.disbursement_paused is recorded when AWS pauses your disbursements because of invalid bank-account details. You can subscribe to these events over webhook to receive them in your own systems.

Disbursement events for all clouds are now available

Value it drives

  • Disbursement events for all three clouds: aws.analytics.disbursement, azure.analytics.disbursement, and gcp.analytics.disbursement each capture a marketplace payout with a curated payload — the payout amount, currency, the offer and term it relates to, the invoice or report reference, and cloud-specific financials like marketplace fees where the marketplace provides them.

  • AWS disbursement-paused event: aws.analytics.disbursement_paused captures the moment AWS pauses your payouts for invalid bank-account details, and includes the reason and the step to resume payment.

  • Webhook delivery: each event can be delivered to your endpoint by subscribing to it in your Clazar webhook configuration.

How to get started

  1. Subscribe to the events: In the Svix portal, add the disbursement event types — aws.analytics.disbursement, azure.analytics.disbursement, gcp.analytics.disbursement, and aws.analytics.disbursement_paused — to your webhook endpoint. An endpoint receives only the event types selected when it was created, so add these to an existing endpoint.

Disbursement events are now available under webhooks (shown for GCP; available for all clouds)

Things to note

  • Cloud availability: Disbursement events are available for AWS, Azure, and GCP. The disbursement-paused event is available for AWS.

  • GCP reporting cadence: GCP reports disbursements monthly, so the GCP disbursement event is recorded once per monthly disbursement report; AWS and Azure follow their own marketplace schedules.

  • One-way alert: AWS does not emit a matching "resumed" event, so no event is sent when your payouts restart after you correct your bank-account details.