Real-time webhooks

With real-time webhooks, web applications can communicate with each other. Real-time data is sent from one application to another when an event occurs.

Authentication
Webhooks offers the following authentication mechanisms.
HTTP Status
By default, a configured webhook endpoint is expected to respond with an HTTP status code that is within the 2XX range of HTTP responses.
High availability
When you deploy webhooks, high availability is a key consideration. If a webhook is unavailable, it can result in user flow failures.
Monitoring webhooks
When webhooks are configured, they often make up a core part of the user flows. Webhook failures are not meaningful to a user, so webhook failures are recorded, but not returned to the user when they occur. To view webhook failures, the webhooks stats APIs must be retrieved.
External consent provider integration
You can use third-party consent providers to manage data usage.

Parent topic: Managing webhooks through the APIs