XWMS API Webhooks Usage and Billing

How XWMS API integrations should handle events, usage, and billing expectations.

Webhooks, Usage, and Billing

API integrations should be designed for predictable usage, secure event handling, and clear billing expectations.

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Usage tracking

XWMS can track API activity by client, domain, route, mode, and user context. This helps with debugging, access review, abuse detection, and billing.

Billing expectations

Some API products can include recurring access, usage-based limits, or custom integration work. Check checkout and product details before assuming an endpoint is included in a plan.

Webhook handling

When webhooks are available for an integration, your application should:

verify the webhook source
process events idempotently
avoid storing secrets in logs
retry safely when your system is temporarily unavailable
keep user data only as long as needed

Operational checklist

Review API logs, active domains, approved scopes, and billing status regularly. Disable unused clients and rotate secrets after personnel or deployment changes.