Webhook
A webhook is a way for web applications to communicate with each other in real-time. It's a simple HTTP callback that allows one application to send data or trigger an action to another application, automatically. When an event occurs in the source application, it sends a message to the destination application's webhook URL, which then processes the data and responds accordingly.
IPN Call
An Instant Payment Notification (IPN) call is a message sent from a payment processor to a merchant's server to notify them about the status of a transaction. It is a server-to-server communication that enables real-time updates on payment status, which is essential for businesses that need to automate their payment processes.
Console Command
A console command is a type of user input that executes a specific task or operation within a software application or operating system. It allows users to interact with the system through a command-line interface (CLI) by typing in a series of text-based commands.
Others
A batch job is a process that runs automatically in the background at a scheduled time or in response to an event. It is a type of computer program that performs a specific task without user intervention.