2025-01-10: Deprecation of legacy webhook event types
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Product Owner, Client Experience
On January 10, 2025, we will deprecate our legacy rule-based event types following the release of our new webhook event types.
The new event types provide more contextual information in the webhook payload and are better suited for stateless architectures.
Action required
If you are currently using our legacy rule-based event types to receive webhook notifications, you need to change your notification configuration to use the new event types instead. Follow our migration guide to switch to the new types.
We will deprecate the following rule-based event types:
- Company data connection status changed
- New company synchronized
- Data sync completed
- Dataset data changed
- Dataset status has changed to an error state
- Push operation status has changed
- Push operation has timed out
- Sync Connection Deleted
- Expenses sync completed
- Expenses sync failed
- Client rate limit reached
- Client rate limit reset
Expected impact
If no action is taken by January 10, 2025, you will no longer receive webhook notifications from us.