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  1. Webhooks

Idempotency

KORE Webhook events are idempotent, so you can safely retry requests or receive the same event without accidentally performing the same operation.

Every event sent from KORE will have a kore-idempotency-token header field with a unique value. You can deduplicate the events using this token value.

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