Root element for event routing configuration. Contains endpoint definitions and route mappings. Endpoints define where events are sent (e.g., webhook URLs), and route mappings connect event types to endpoints. The type of endpoint. Currently supported values: "webhook". The endpoint URL (required for webhook endpoints). URLs are normalized during import: scheme and host are lowercased, path/query/fragment preserve original case. Optional username for HTTP Basic Authentication. Optional password for HTTP Basic Authentication. Can be plain text or encrypted with common.export algorithm. If encrypted="true", the encryption-type attribute should be set to "common.export". Set to true if the password value is encrypted. If false or omitted, the value is treated as plain text. The encryption algorithm used. Currently only "common.export" is supported. If encrypted="true" and this is omitted or set to an unknown value, an import error will occur. Optional custom HTTP headers to send with webhook requests. Each header value is limited to 4000 characters. The HTTP header name. Set to true if the header value is encrypted. If false or omitted, the value is treated as plain text. The encryption algorithm used. Currently only "common.export" is supported. If encrypted="true" and this is omitted or set to an unknown value, an import error will occur. Unique identifier for this endpoint. Used to reference the endpoint in route mappings. Import mode for this endpoint. If omitted, the endpoint is created if it doesn't exist or updated if it does. "delete" mode removes the endpoint. The event type identifier. Must match a registered event type in the system. References an endpoint-id from an endpoint definition. The endpoint must exist before creating the route mapping. Defines the scope for this route mapping. If omitted, defaults to organization scope (equivalent to type="organization"). When type="organization", the route applies to all events organization-wide. When type="sites", the route applies only to events from the specified sites. Import mode for this route mapping. If omitted, the route mapping is created if it doesn't exist or updated if it does. "delete" mode removes the route mapping. Import mode enumeration. Only "delete" is explicitly defined in the schema. When omitted from an element's mode attribute, the import creates or updates the element. Delete mode removes the endpoint or route mapping if it exists.