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Delta query enables applications to discover newly created, updated, or deleted entities without performing a full read of the target resource with every request. Microsoft Graph applications can use delta query to efficiently synchronize changes with a local data store.

Webhooks are a way to push notifications to your own servers, in real-time, as your data is created and modified, without the disadvantages of polling. We've written and maintain the code that pushes notifications to your servers as data changes. You write the code you care about - code to handle your data.

Webhooks are automated messages sent from apps when something happens. They have a message?or payload?and are sent to a unique URL?essentially the app's phone number or address. Webhooks are almost always faster than polling, and require less work on your end. They're much like SMS notifications.

(Example) Create a Webhook and Receive Notifications Step 1: Get the Webhook Notification URL. First, get the webhook notification URL from . ... Step 2: Create a Webhook. ... Step 3: View a Webhook Notification for an Event. ... Step 4: (Optional) Convert a Webhook Notification to a Human-Readable Format.

A webhook is an HTTP-based user-defined callback API that you can set up in your infrastructure to receive change notifications and events from a service, such as Microsoft Graph. To use webhooks, you need to define a publicly accessible HTTPS-secured endpoint that will receive the notifications.

In general, this type of change notifications include the following resource data in the payload: ID and type of the changed resource instance, returned in the resourceData property.