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To send Statsig events to Palo Alto Networks Cortex XCOR, configure an outgoing webhook in Statsig and provide its signing secret to Cortex XCOR for signature verification. Cortex XCOR ingests only statsig::config_change events and silently ignores other Statsig event types, such as statsig::gate_exposure and statsig::experiment_exposure.

Configure a Statsig outgoing webhook

To configure Statsig to send events to Cortex XCOR:
  1. In Statsig, go to Project Settings and click the Integrations tab.
  2. Find Generic Webhook and click Enable.
  3. In the URL field, enter:
  4. Click Event Filtering to configure which event types Statsig sends. Cortex XCOR ingests only config change events and silently ignores exposure events if sent. Select only Config Changes and clear Exposures.
  5. Save the webhook configuration.
  6. From the Generic Webhook integration card, copy the Signing Secret. The secret is required to configure the integration in Cortex XCOR.

Configure the Statsig integration in Cortex XCOR

Contact Cortex XCOR Support to configure your Statsig integration and provide the signing secret you copied from Statsig.

Map Statsig events to Cortex XCOR events

After configuring the integration, Cortex XCOR automatically maps incoming config change events from Statsig to change events in Cortex XCOR. You can’t customize how the payload maps to change events in Cortex XCOR. To request modifications to the Statsig payload’s mapping, contact Cortex XCOR Support. The following table describes how Statsig event fields map to Cortex XCOR change events: Replace the following:
  • TYPE: The Statsig config type in lowercase, such as gate or experiment.
  • ACTION: The action that occurred, such as created or updated. Combined with TYPE, this produces values like gate_updated or experiment_created.
  • TIMESTAMP: The time the config change occurred, taken from the event’s timestamp field.
  • NAME: The name of the Statsig feature flag or experiment that changed.
Cortex XCOR also attaches the following labels to each event from the Statsig payload: