Data exchange is the foundation of Redox, and the magic happens through a variety of API notifications, queries, or writebacks. But top of mind for any data exchange is obviously security: Check out our Security section for details and learn how we handle rate limiting.
Primarily, our job is to make sure the data you send reaches your connection and that your connection's data reaches you. You're responsible for managing errors in your configuration with Redox, but we're here if you need help.
If we identify errors on your connection's side of the integration, we work to resolve those issues, but you aren't programmatically notified of all issues.
We continuously monitor Redox end-to-end using Pagerduty, as well as backup services, to instantly notify our engineers when errors occur. So we mean it when we say that we're here to help you exchange data successfully, even if there are hiccups along the way.
Find out technical quotas and constraints for data exchange, including message, file, and rate limits.
Check out expected responses to notifications, including the HTTP status code definitions, so you know what a response means or how to respond to your connection.
Check out expected query responses, including the HTTP status code definitions, so you know what a response means or how to respond to your connection.
See how data flows between you and your connection. The magic begins after you find out how authentication, responses, operations, and logs work.
