Sendgrid Create A New Event Webhook

Set this property to `true` to receive open events. Open events occur when a recipient has opened the HTML message. You must [enable Open Tracking](https://docs.sendgrid.com/ui/account-and-settings/tracking#open-tracking) to receive this type of event.

Set this property to `true` to receive click events. Click events occur when a recipient clicks on a link within the message. You must [enable Click Tracking](https://docs.sendgrid.com/ui/account-and-settings/tracking#click-tracking) to receive this type of event.

Set this property to `true` to receive bounce events. A bounce occurs when a receiving server could not or would not accept a message.

Set this property to `true` to receive dropped events. Dropped events occur when your message is not delivered by Twilio SendGrid. Dropped events are accomponied by a `reason` property, which indicates why the message was dropped. Reasons for a dropped message include: Invalid S…

Set this property to `true` to enable the Event Webhook or `false` to disable it.

Set this property to `true` to receive deferred events. Deferred events occur when a recipient"s email server temporarily rejects a message.

Set this property to `true` to receive delivered events. Delivered events occur when a message has been successfully delivered to the receiving server.

Set this property to `true` to receive processed events. Processed events occur when a message has been received by Twilio SendGrid and the message is ready to be delivered.

Set this property to `true` to receive spam report events. Spam reports occur when recipients mark a message as spam.

Set this property to `true` to receive unsubscribe events. Unsubscribes occur when recipients click on a message"s subscription management link. You must [enable Subscription Tracking](https://docs.sendgrid.com/ui/account-and-settings/tracking#subscription-tracking) to receive t…

Optionally set this property to a friendly name for the Event Webhook. A friendly name may be assigned to each of your webhooks to help you differentiate them. The friendly name is for convenience only. You should use the webhook `id` property for any programmatic tasks.