What is the maximum number of webhooks you can have in an app?

The maximum number of webhooks you can have in an app is determined by the system's capacity to manage notifications effectively. In this context, having 10 webhooks per table allows users to set up multiple triggers that can interact with various events for a single table. This flexibility enables more customization and specific functionality within that table, allowing users to respond to different conditions and actions with distinct webhooks.

For example, if you have a table that tracks orders, you might want separate webhooks for when an order is created, updated, or deleted. Each of these actions can be accompanied by a webhook tailored to the particular requirement of notifying an external system or performing an action.

This capacity distinguishes itself from other options, such as limiting webhooks to one per app or per table, which would significantly reduce customization and functionality. A limitation of 1 webhook per table would not adequately support varied use cases, as different events often require different responses. Thus, having the flexibility of 10 per table strikes a balance between manageability and versatility for users.