🌟 Describe the Feature
Currently, apps continue to receive web-hook notifications from inactive locations where the app is installed but not actively used. This consumes unnecessary server resources. We need a way to unsubscribe from inactive accounts’ web-hooks or to filter webhook notifications at the source level.
🚀 Justification
- Apps may remain installed in many accounts that no longer actively use them.
- Continuing to receive webhook notifications from these inactive accounts wastes processing power and storage.
- Filtering or unsubscribing at the source would improve efficiency and reduce infrastructure costs.
📝 Suggestions
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Product Area
marketplace
📋 Use Case
- Reduce unnecessary webhook traffic from accounts that are not actively using the app
- Save server resources currently consumed by processing irrelevant data
- Maintain clean and efficient integrations at scale
🚨 Why Should This Be Prioritized?
- Reduces wasted compute and storage caused by webhook spam from inactive accounts
- Improves scalability for apps integrated with hundreds or thousands of accounts
- Without this, apps face unnecessary costs and performance degradation when handling inactive accounts traffic
🧠 Additional Context
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🌟 Describe the Feature
Currently, apps continue to receive web-hook notifications from inactive locations where the app is installed but not actively used. This consumes unnecessary server resources. We need a way to unsubscribe from inactive accounts’ web-hooks or to filter webhook notifications at the source level.
🚀 Justification
📝 Suggestions
No response
Product Area
marketplace
📋 Use Case
🚨 Why Should This Be Prioritized?
🧠 Additional Context
No response