Christian Estrup wrote:Hi Mic,
What exactly is the use case you need this for?
In other words: In your world, what constitutes an order being 'updated'?
Best regards,
Hello Christian
After the first finished entering of an order, we sometimes change heading, ourref1+2 and the other main parts of an order and in our external system/database we would also like to have these changes applied as we also need to create a special order list (which cannot be created in e-conomics directly) with these order information.
What we are doing now is to pull the whole list of active orders and update our external system with the order information and this actually takes quite some time and cannot/must not be done as often as we need.
We also change/add orderlines to orders now and then and would also like the changes in the orderlines updated in our external system without having to pull the whole list of order lines.
Another problem I see is that our external system does not know whenever we have finished entering an order, so if our external system pulls the orderlist before the user has finished entering the order the external system does not have the full order information. If we could get a order/orderline update webhook these problems would not be an issue.
To sum up: The main issue is that our external system/database is not uptodate regarding active orders, which it could be with the mentioned webhooks

Best regards,
Michael
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