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Button/Icon	Description
	Allows creating a new handler
	Identifies a disabled status of a handler
	Identifies an enabled status of a handler
	Identifies an *archived* status of a handler
	Allows viewing details of a target handlers' performance Execution Logs tab for a respective handler
	Allows deleting a handler from the system

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For a quick switch between enabled and disabled statuses, click on a respective status icon in the section. However, to change archived status, you need to do it from a handler edit form

Advanced Search

Advanced Search drop-down menu, located in the top right corner of the section, is called to facilitate easy access to required information. By clicking on a red downward arrow icon, the following drop-down menu is displayed:Screenshot: Advanced Search drop-down menu

Field	Description
Event

Select from a list of all possible handler events

Filter by the event type
Handler Type

Indicate a

Filter by the type of the handler

:

script

HTTP


Status

Choose a target status:

Enabled
Disabled
Archived

or leave this field blank. In this case, both enabled and disabled handlers will be displayed. This field is empty by default

Filter by status of the handler

Creating a New Handler

To start with provisioning, you need to create a handler manually. Click the New Handler button and specify respective parameters in the appeared pop-up window:

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Field	Description
*Name*	Specify a particular title for a handler
Event	Specify a handler event from the following list:
	Clients	create update delete archive custom fields update balance became >=0 balance became <=0
	Accounts	create update delete
	Subscriptions	assign activate deactivate renew close
	Import	import process failed import process success
Status	Choose the state of the handler: enabled - select it to make a handler active; disabled - select it to unable a handler; *archived* - select it to archive a handler.
Priority	Establish an order of handler performing. Note: The handler with *1 priority* will precede all other handlers in order.

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Attention

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Best practice example

There is an example based on httphttps://hostname/handler-endpoint usage.

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Open the Provisioning section and start creating a handler.

Specify the name, type, and status.
In the Event field, select Clients Create event from the drop-down list.
In the Task field, indicate

http://

HTTPS type and

determine the port and method

define the URL for the handler, for example,

120.0.0.1:5000

my-domain.org/api.
Click Apply.

Find an example of the http://handler below:

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language	py

from flask import Flask, request
import json
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route("/api", methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def api():
    data = json.loads(request.data)
    return json.dumps(data)
if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run()

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Attention

To put a handler into action, you need to restart the wait for about 5 minutes till next execution of the Cache Manager. To do so, click on the corresponding icon in the System Services section service.

Execution Logs tab

You can access the details about handler execution in this tab. For more details, check out a related article: Execution Logs.

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New Version 5

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Execution Logs tab