Request authorization rule performance report

Requests a performance report of an authorization rule to be asynchronously generated. Reports can only be run on rules in draft or active mode and will included approved and declined statistics as well as examples.
The generated report will be delivered asynchronously through a webhook with event_type = auth_rules.performance_report.created. See the docs on setting up webhook subscriptions.

Reports are generated based on data collected by Lithic's authorization processing system in the trailing week. The performance of the auth rule will be assessed on the configuration of the auth rule at the time the report is requested.
This implies that if a performance report is requested, right after updating an auth rule, depending on the number of authorizations processed for a card program, it may be the case that no data is available for the report. Therefore Lithic recommends to decouple making updates to an Auth Rule, and requesting performance reports.

To make this concrete, consider the following example:

1. At time t, a new Auth Rule is created, and applies to all authorizations on a card program. The Auth Rule has not yet been promoted, causing the draft version of the rule to be applied in shadow mode.
2. At time t + 1 hour a performance report is requested for the Auth Rule. This performance report will only contain data for the Auth Rule being executed in the window between t and t + 1 hour. This is because Lithic's transaction processing system will only start capturing data for the Auth Rule at the time it is created.
3. At time t + 2 hours the draft version of the Auth Rule is promoted to the active version of the Auth Rule by calling the /v2/auth_rules/{auth_rule_token}/promote endpoint. If a performance report is requested at this moment it will still only contain data for this version of the rule, but the window of available data will now span from t to t + 2 hours.
4. At time t + 3 hours a new version of the rule is drafted by calling the /v2/auth_rules/{auth_rule_token}/draft endpoint. If a performance report is requested right at this moment, it will only contain data for authorizations to which both the active version and the draft version is applied. Lithic does this to ensure that performance reports represent a fair comparison between rules. Because there may be no authorizations in this window, and because there may be some lag before data is available in a performance report, the requested performance report could contain no to little data.
5. At time t + 4 hours another performance report is requested: this time the performance report will contain data from the window between t + 3 hours and t + 4 hours, for any authorizations to which both the current version of the authorization rule (in enforcing mode) and the draft version of the authorization rule (in shadow mode) applied.

Note that generating a report may take up to 15 minutes and that delivery is not guaranteed. Customers are required to have created an event subscription to receive the webhook.
Additionally, there is a delay of approximately 15 minutes between when Lithic's transaction processing systems have processed the transaction, and when a transaction will be included in the report.