The Node.js, Python, and Go examples convert the delete response into one receipt row.
Store keyword_monitor_id, success, verify_endpoint, and list_endpoint, then verify
that the deleted ID no longer appears in the list and that the verify endpoint
returns 404.
Use this endpoint when a keyword query should stop permanently. Use
Update Keyword Monitor with
isActive: false when you only need to pause alerts and keep the monitor
available.
Permanent Remove
Delete removes the keyword monitor. Store returned success before treating
the deleted ID as permanently removed. The deleted ID cannot be fetched,
updated, resumed, or billed again.
Stored History
Stored events and webhook delivery records tied to this keyword monitor are
removed with it. Export or reconcile records before deletion.
Pause Instead
Use PATCH /monitors/keywords/{id} with isActive: false to stop future
polling, alerts, and hourly billing while preserving the monitor record.
Create a new keyword monitor when the X search query changes. Store the new
id, query, eventTypes, isActive, and nextBillingAt.
Webhook Reuse
Existing webhook endpoints remain configured. Keep their eventTypes
aligned, then run Test Webhook before
relying on new keyword monitor alerts.
The keyword monitor is deleted and its stored events are removed with it. Pause with isActive: false if you want to stop new checks without deleting the monitor.