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Currently, the handling of webhooks does not adequately differentiate between emails sent from distinct domains when utilizing the same account. This results in webhooks intended for one domain continuing to listen to email sends from other domains associated with the same account.
Potential Solution:
Implement a mechanism to ensure that webhooks are bound strictly to the domain they are configured for, thereby preventing cross-domain triggering.
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Currently, the handling of webhooks does not adequately differentiate between emails sent from distinct domains when utilizing the same account. This results in webhooks intended for one domain continuing to listen to email sends from other domains associated with the same account.
Potential Solution: Implement a mechanism to ensure that webhooks are bound strictly to the domain they are configured for, thereby preventing cross-domain triggering.
Great suggestion, that's definitely a valid feature.
In the meantime is it possible to handle which webhooks you receive by looking at the from. I just opened a ticket as a feature request for this.
Currently, the handling of webhooks does not adequately differentiate between emails sent from distinct domains when utilizing the same account. This results in webhooks intended for one domain continuing to listen to email sends from other domains associated with the same account.
Potential Solution:
Implement a mechanism to ensure that webhooks are bound strictly to the domain they are configured for, thereby preventing cross-domain triggering.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: