Burrow for Statamic agencies

Stream Statamic content events, form submissions, and Laravel-adjacent signals into Burrow alongside WordPress, Shopify, GitHub, and Stripe. Built for agencies running Statamic alongside other platforms.

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Statamic integration

Connect Statamic projects through Burrow's dedicated integration. Content events, form submissions, and operational signals flow into the same model as WordPress, Shopify, and everything else.

Laravel-native mindset

If your team already thinks in events, queues, and webhooks, Burrow fits naturally. The API-first design and PHP SDK feel at home alongside Statamic addons and custom Laravel services.

Git-backed content in context

Statamic's flat-file, Git-backed content model means content changes show up in your repository. Burrow correlates those changes with form volume, commerce signals, and client reporting.

Example

Send a Statamic form event via curl

curl -X POST "https://api.useburrow.com/v1/events" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $BURROW_API_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "source": "statamic",
    "type": "form.submitted",
    "projectId": "client_river",
    "payload": {
      "form": "contact",
      "pageUrl": "/contact",
      "submittedAt": "2026-04-03T10:30:00Z"
    }
  }'

Statamic agencies think in events already. Burrow speaks the same language.

Statamic teams are typically developer-first shops. They chose Statamic for flat-file content, Git-backed deployments, and Laravel ergonomics — not because it was the default, but because it was the right tool. That intentionality extends to operations: these teams think in queues, events, and webhooks by default.

Burrow matches that mindset. The API accepts JSON events. The PHP SDK works alongside Laravel service providers. Statamic form submissions, content publishes, and operational signals flow into Burrow’s event stream through familiar patterns — not through a WordPress-centric plugin architecture forced onto a non-WordPress tool.

The value multiplies when your Statamic clients also have WordPress properties, Shopify stores, or custom applications. Most “agency dashboard” tools are WordPress-only. They can’t see Statamic at all. Burrow can — and treats it with the same first-class support as WordPress, Craft, and every other integration.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Burrow host Statamic content?

No. Statamic remains your CMS on your server. Burrow ingests operational event signals — form submissions, content events, system heartbeats — for cross-client reporting and anomaly detection.

Can I use the TypeScript SDK instead of PHP?

Yes. If events originate from a Node.js build step, serverless function, or front-end proxy, use the TypeScript SDK. Pick the SDK that matches where the signal is generated.

How is Burrow different from Laravel Horizon or Telescope?

Horizon and Telescope optimize Laravel's internal queue and request processing. Burrow optimizes client-facing operational clarity — correlating CMS events with GitHub deploys, Stripe billing, and form health across many clients and platforms.

What if my client runs Statamic and WordPress?

That's exactly when Burrow's value compounds. Events from both CMSes flow into the same client project timeline. No separate tools, no separate reports.

Is Statamic a first-class Burrow integration?

Yes. Burrow explicitly supports Statamic alongside WordPress, Craft CMS, and ExpressionEngine. Statamic agencies aren't an afterthought.

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