Some context: I work at a company that provides a platform. We have 3 parties that will interact with these webhooks:
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My company itself. We will build the webhooks.
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Our clients. They use our platform to store their data and operate their businesses. They publish the webhooks.
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Our vendors. They support our clients by providing point solutions my company will not build. They are the subscribers.
MY QUESTIONS:
Our first UI assumed that all Subscribers would have a single URL to consume our webhook messages.
I've since heard that some subscribers (vendors in our case) prefer to have unique URLs for every webhook, but regardless of publisher. Example: My company provides 20 webhooks, so the vendor/subscriber would have 20 URLs to listen across all publishers. Is this a valid use case?
I've also since heard that some companies prefer to have unique URLs for every webhook AND publisher. Example: My company provides 20 webhooks, we have 20 clients (publishers), so the vendor/subscriber could potentially have 400 URLs to listen for messages. More likely, I'm guessing there is a highly important publisher that the subscriber wants a unique URL for. Is this a valid use case?
Thank you for your help!!
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