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Utlizing Webhooks for IAP (Subscription + One-time)?
Is it possible, and has anyone implemented, to use the webhook feature for Quest IAP purchases, including subscriptions?
Right now, a server is making requests to the entitlement and subscription APIs to check on the status.
If its possible to receive a webhook when a customer makes a purchase or if there is a change in their subscription, that'd be ideal.
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It seems to be possible to subscribe to webhook events from the Oculus dashboard, here is the link to the documentation: https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/unity/ps-webhooks-getting-started/
From what I understood, we can subscribe to the Application object and receive events about its different fields (either create_new_session, order_status or join_intent).
The documentation also has references for the join_intent field, however it has no references for the order_status and create_new_session fields.
To come back to JohnnyTripp's question, I think it is possible to subscribe to webhooks for IAP, by using the Application's order_status field. I think this event would be triggered when a customer makes a purchase or if there is a change in their subscription.
However, it would be great to have some documentation about this specific object. The only thing I found is this example of the object in JSON:
{ "field": "order_status", "value": { "event_time": "1659742639", "user_id": "10149999707612630", "product_info": { "notification_type": "PURCHASED", "reporting_id": "03f8833e-9c02-4fa0-978f-4cfe91f86bae", "sku": "item_sku_1", "developer_payload": "{\"quoteId\": 1234567}" } } }It would be great to know more about this object. For example, what other values (other than "PURCHASED") can the notifycation_type field have?
