#1

Hi good day. I have my webhook and I have subscribed to the application user, but I need to subscribe more users to this webhook, I am currently using the premium account and I understand that it currently supports up to 15 free subscriptions to my webhook

When I try to add another subscription, it sends me the error forbidden code 403, I will be missing something in the account that I need to subscribe since I have the necessary tokens and even the Read, Write, And direct Messages permissions enabled.

#2

What language / library are you coding in? Do the tokens work otherwise? eg: when making a call to GET account/verify_credentials | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform

#3

my credentials work correctly

I think I am confused to subscribe another user, I have the tokens of the account that I want to subscribe
I do it from this url where eventName is the name of my application (in this case it is an example)
https://api.twitter.com/1.1/account_activity/all/:eventName/subscriptions.json

and in the authorization credentials I send those of the account I want to subscribe

Up to here I am going well or it is that I am missing or I am doing something wrong?

#4

how exactly are you calling it? It should be Premium Account Activity API | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform

POST /1.1/account_activity/all/myevironment/subscriptions.json

myevironment should be the name of your environment (without the :) on https://developer.twitter.com/en/account/environments

#5

POST /1.1/account_activity/all/DigitalMedia/subscriptions.json is that to be more specific to subscribe my user of that application I had no problems, but wanting to subscribe another user to it sends me the error of forbidden.

I don’t know if I’m doing it wrong, in the subscription documentation I read this authorization
3-way OAuth, I don’t know if I’m missing any of that.

#6

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