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Management and Data Reporting for Electronic Temperature Sensors Developer Guide
Management and Data Reporting for Electronic Temperature Sensors Developer Guide
Overview
Workflow
Getting Started
API Authentication
Using a Simple Key
OAuth Client Credentials
OAuth Authorization Code
Enrolling Devices
Enrolling a ZS300 Sensor
Listing the Sensors
Listing the ZS300 Sensors
Creating a Task
Associating a Sensor with a Task
Associating a Sensor with a Task
Performing a Simple Task
Stopping a Task
Using Webhook Subscriptions
Understanding Webhook Concepts
Understanding Webhooks and APIs
Knowing When to Use Webhooks
Creating a Webhook Subscription
Starting a Webhook Subscription
Stopping a Webhook Subscription
Understanding Webhook Outputs
Displaying Full Event Record for Task ID
Using the Developer Portal Interactive Documentation
Sorting, Filtering, and Pagination
Using an API Test Tool
Downloading AIDL Files
Knowing When to Use Webhooks
Knowing When to Use Webhooks
Knowing When to Use Webhooks
Webhooks are a simplified model of communication thus, you should use webhooks when you require the following:
Real-time one-way communication (from source to destination)
A non-persistent connection between the two systems' communication
Immediate response to an event from a SaaS application that supports webhooks
Use of the push model to immediately push updates
One-to-one communication
Manage exceptions: You need to manage any exception that will occur, such as shipments falling outside of regulated temperature ranges.
Understanding Webhooks and APIs
