- Reporting lifecycle events
Creating a tender
Carrying your own reference and routing
Reading tenders
Line order
Removed lines and positions
The complete Leistungsverzeichnis
Review notes (
Tender documents
Document feed
Editing a tender
Closing a tender
Acknowledging a tender
Completion feed
Export file
Public Tenders Create
Public Tenders List
Public Tenders Document Feed
Public Tenders Get
Public Tenders Update
Public Tenders List Documents
Public Tenders Get File
Public Tenders Acknowledge
Public Tenders Record Event
Reporting lifecycle event...
POST /tenders/{tender_id}/events— report a lifecycle event your own system recorded for a tender after the initial acknowledgement: the tender was marked Won, Lost, or Cancelled in your CRM, and so on. Unlike an acknowledgement (one latest-wins outcome), events are append-only — one row per report — so the full timeline is preserved.- Send an
event_type(a normalised token: uppercase letters, digits, and underscores, e.g.WON/LOST/CANCELLED), and optionally astatus_label(your verbatim label, e.g. "Closed Won"), amessage, anoccurred_at(when it happened on your side), and anymetadata. - Supply an
external_event_idto make retries safe: reposting the same id with the same payload returns the already-stored event with200(instead of recording a duplicate), while reusing the id with a different payload is a409. Without it, every call records a new event. - The response is the recorded event —
{ id, event_type, status_label, message, metadata, external_event_id, occurred_at, recorded_at }— with201for a newly recorded event. - Recording-only: reporting an event never changes the tender's lifecycle
statusor re-triggers an export. These are events you report to Mercura — not the webhook deliveries Mercura sends you (see the Webhooks chapter).