# Laravel Inbox Pattern - ShipSaaS

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The inbox pattern is a popular design pattern that ensures:

* High availability ✅
* Guaranteed webhook deliverance, no msg lost ✅
* Guaranteed **exactly-once/unique** webhook requests ✅
* Execute webhook requests **in ORDER** ✅
* (Optional) High visibility for debugging all previous requests ✅

Laravel Inbox Process (powered by **ShipSaaS**) ships everything and helps you to roll out the inbox process in no time 😎🚀.

### Supports

* Laravel 10, 11
* PHP 8.2, 8.3
* MySQL 8, MariaDB, Postgres 13+ and SQLite

### Architecture

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