I have configured a webhook that emails me a JSON file for asset_bank.media.create and asset_bank.media.updated for our portal.
I manage these emails with rules in outlook so they don’t get in the way of my day to day. I then use a Microsoft365 Power Automate flow that runs every few hours that analyses the emails in my email and sends out a summary of the key changes that my users are interested in.
The whole thing works quite nicely for what I need and is far more customisable than what I can currently get out of the box with Bynder. My only gripe is some unusual behaviour of which I don’t understand.
For some reason an uploaded set of images, like below:
- filename-1.jpg
- filename-2.jpg
- filename-3.jpg
- filename-4.jpg
Will randomly and sporadically drop the original file name and report on the filename of it’s derivative like below:
- DAT-filename-4.WEBP
- filename-3.jpg
- filename-1.jpg
- filename-2.jpg
Looking through the archive of reports, in the above case “filename-4.jpg” was never reported on, only ever it’s derivative, and the derivatives for options 1-3 were never reported on.
Am I the only one experiencing this, is it a random quirk of the system, is there a better way I should be approaching this?
I could update the logic that summarises the reports to clean up the results by reverse engineering the name to what the original would have been, but would love to get to the bottom of the inconsistencies in the notifications I seem to be receiving from the webhooks.