# Notifications API

Bird's Notification API offers a streamlined way to access event data within our services. For instance, you can configure [webhook subscriptions](/api/notifications-api/api-reference/webhook-subscriptions.md) to receive notifications about sent messages, payments and updates on number compliance submissions to regulatory government branches. Additionally, the API provides access to [webhook logs](/api/notifications-api/api-reference/webhook-subscriptions/webhook-subscription-logs.md), including errors, requests, responses and other details for enhanced transparency and debugging.

### API Access, Authorizations and Usage

For detailed instructions on obtaining access, please refer to the [API Access section](/api/api-access.md). There, you'll find guidance on acquiring access tokens and the base URL required for subsequent requests. If you already finished setting your access, please refer to subsection [Common API usage](/api/api-access/common-api-usage.md) to understand how to send requests to Bird and how to work with our responses.

To learn more about Notifications API, please refer to the API Reference linked below.

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[API Reference](/api/notifications-api/api-reference.md)
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