Are you asking yourself, "What is an endpoint?"?
An endpoint is configured when working with the SDA (Push API) and is the destination point where we send or 'Push' your data.
There are a few items that need to be configured when setting an endpoint. Firstly you'll need to give it a name for your own records, as well as an endpoint URL which is a web address where we will send your data. Lastly, you'll determine the desired Transfer Protocol as well as the Encoding type. We'll provide you with a secret key for this specific endpoint, and you'll also configure what specific resource types you would like to be updated about when they're updated.
A Push API Resource Type is a piece of information about a contact which can be monitored to send updates when changes occur. Typical Resource Types, for example, would be when a contact is created, updated, or deleted, but could also include things like list creation, modification, or deletion. For a full list of usable Push API Resource types see below.
Created
When a contact is created
Updated
When a piece of contact data is changed or updated
Deleted
When a contact is deleted
Lists ChangedWhen a contact changes lists
Updated
When a piece of contact Metadata is changed or updated
Created
When a new list is created
Updated
When an existing list is changed or updated
Deleted
When a list is deleted
Created
When a timeline event is created
Created
When a new note is created about a contact
Deleted
When an existing note is deleted
Created
When a task is created
Updated
When an existing task is changed or modified
Deleted
When an existing task is deleted
If you've got questions about endpoints or would like to request an addition to this list please contact our support team.