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You can expose Convex logic to external systems by defining HTTP routes and handlers that call Convex actions and queries. This allows external services to interact directly with your Convex backend through standard HTTP requests.

To receive webhooks in a Convex application, define an HTTP route and a webhook endpoint. The system provides request handling, signature validation, and end-to-end workflow coordination using Convex actions to process incoming webhook payloads securely.

Yes, you can manage CORS and authentication for browser-accessible endpoints. The system handles request validation and secure authentication alongside CORS management to ensure your exposed HTTP endpoints remain protected.

Integrate Convex internal mutations with external HTTP requests by using Convex actions. Actions provide the routing and end-to-end workflow coordination needed to pass validated HTTP request data directly into your internal mutations and queries.

Yes, Convex actions are required to handle API endpoints and webhooks. Actions provide the necessary HTTP routing, request/response handling, and signature validation to coordinate workflows between external services and internal mutations.

The best way to route external webhooks to Convex queries is by defining dedicated HTTP routes that trigger Convex actions. Actions validate signatures and coordinate the end-to-end workflow, passing data securely into internal queries.