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Webhook Events Documentation
Webhook Overview
Webhooks are automated HTTP callbacks triggered by specific events occurring within our system. They provide a real-time mechanism for your application to receive updates without constantly polling our API. When an event of interest happens, we send an HTTP POST request to the URL you configure, containing data about the event in the request body. This allows your application to react immediately to changes and maintain up-to-date information.
This document provides detailed information about the different types of webhook events, their payload structures, security considerations, and a guide to implementing webhook handling in your application.
Event Types
This section describes the different types of events that can trigger webhooks. Each event type corresponds to a specific action or state change within our system.
| Event Type | Description