Abuse Response Workflow
How provider teams can use read APIs during abuse investigation while planned write actions remain clearly separated.
How provider teams can use read APIs during abuse investigation while planned write actions remain clearly separated.
Coverage
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Review security events | Use deployed route documentation |
| Review IP blocks | Use deployed route documentation |
| Review malware findings | Use deployed route documentation |
| Abuse response write workflow | Use deployed route documentation |
Workflow
- Confirm each route against the deployed route documentation.
- Test with a staging token first.
- Use read endpoints to inspect current state before any write operation.
- Record the external workflow ID in your own system.
- Review jobs, request logs, and audit logs after the workflow runs.
Notes
- Do not create production automation around undocumented routes.
- Use idempotency keys for write endpoints.
- Keep rollback steps documented with the integration runbook.
Diagram
flowchart TD
A[External System] --> B[Read Current State]
B --> C{Expected State?}
C -- No --> D[Stop and Alert]
C -- Yes --> E[Run Approved Workflow]
E --> F[Read Jobs and Logs]
F --> G[Operator Review]