multiple events sent at once with webhook?

The "Webhook Message Send" recurring job is what actually sends the data, and it is on a small delay (default every 5 minutes, adjustable), so any actions occurring within that delay period will be grouped together. Feel free to adjust the time delay lower, but operate on the assumption that there could always be more than one event sent at a time. However, the individual event data objects will always have the same properties (with Event Data varying based on the event), so it should not be too difficult to add looping around your parse block.

Steven Heffner HI, Thanks in advance, As per mentioned reply, we can adjust webhook event time , so.. I need some help on this

1. How to adjust webhook event adjust time by using API or using the administration tab in the community ?

2. Up to how much time we can adjust (example: up to 1 min or 1 sec )

Hey,

You can edit this in the Administration area:

1. Go to the Administration area
2. Select "Jobs" from the left hand menu
3. Click on "Jobs" in the second left hand menu to expand the job list
4. Select the "Webhook Message Send" Job (probably at the end of the list)
5. Click the schedule tab
6. Here you can alter how often the job is run

You can run the job at pretty much any interval you want from 1 second up to once a week, Running the job more often will put more load on your database and job server, and potentially mean more web hook events are sent which may put increased load on the service receiving them, so be careful about running too often (I'd advise against every few seconds in general unless specific reasons and performance is being monitored and managed closely)

Hope this helps,
Rhys

Hey,

You can edit this in the Administration area:

1. Go to the Administration area
2. Select "Jobs" from the left hand menu
3. Click on "Jobs" in the second left hand menu to expand the job list
4. Select the "Webhook Message Send" Job (probably at the end of the list)
5. Click the schedule tab
6. Here you can alter how often the job is run

You can run the job at pretty much any interval you want from 1 second up to once a week, Running the job more often will put more load on your database and job server, and potentially mean more web hook events are sent which may put increased load on the service receiving them, so be careful about running too often (I'd advise against every few seconds in general unless specific reasons and performance is being monitored and managed closely)

Hope this helps,
Rhys

Rhys Godfrey HI, Thank you so much it is helpful to solve my problem.