#devz_event-types

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sick prism
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hi! generally you create one endpoint that listens to multiple event types and your code handles them all.

humble iron
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Okay

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So i can create just one webhook with all 300 events

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And managed them in my code

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?

humble iron
sick prism
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yep

humble iron
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Okay got it

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Thanks

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So i think its better to separate webhooks in groups

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Depending on the action

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What are the best practices ?

sick prism
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it's up to you. Overall why would you want to use all 300 event types?

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usually you pick the subset of events that are relevant to what your integration actually uses, and listen to/handle them. E.g. if you never use our Subscriptions API you don't need the events related to that like customer.subscription.updated, and so on.