This documents the webhook payload that Host Tools will POST to your configured webhook URL
when reservation-related events occur.

Note: This is not an API endpoint you call.
This documents the requests that Host Tools sends TO your webhook URL.

When triggered:

• reservation.created: Host Tools has a new reservation, inquiry or booking request.
• reservation.cancelled: the reservation's status changed to "cancelled", on any channel. A reservation Host Tools first learns of after it was already cancelled is also sent as reservation.cancelled.
• reservation.changed: any other change, for example the status moved to "accepted", the dates or number of guests changed, or a change request was opened on an Airbnb reservation.

Each change is sent as its own webhook, so a cancel is never folded into a reservation.changed, even when something else changed at the same moment. document is the reservation as it is when the webhook is sent, so it can already show a later change than the one event describes; read event to know what happened, and document for the current state.

Handling the webhook:

1. Your endpoint should respond with HTTP 200 status
2. Process the data asynchronously if needed
3. Respond within 30 seconds