Logs & Analytics

Monitor webhook deliveries and analyze integration activity from the Developer Console.

Webhook Logs

View paginated logs of all webhook events sent to your application.

Accessing Logs

Navigate to your application in the console
Select the Logs tab
View recent webhook deliveries

Log Details

Click any log entry to view full details.

Each webhook log entry includes:

Field	Description
Event ID	Unique identifier for the webhook event
Event Type	The type of event that triggered the webhook
Webhook URL	The endpoint the webhook was sent to
Request Payload	Full JSON payload sent
First Attempted At	When the first delivery attempt was made
Last Attempted At	When the most recent attempt was made
Total Attempts	Number of delivery attempts
Final Status	Current delivery status

Attempt Details

Each delivery attempt records:

Attempt number
Attempted timestamp
Duration (ms)
HTTP status code
Response body
Request signature

Filtering Logs

Filter by Event Type

Narrow down logs to specific event types.

Filter by Status

View only successful or failed deliveries.

Pagination

Navigate through logs using pagination controls:

Page Size — Number of logs per page
Page — Current page number

Analytics Dashboard

View aggregated metrics for your integration.

Global Metrics

Metric	Description
Total Requests	Total number of webhook deliveries
Successful	Count of successful deliveries
Failed	Count of failed deliveries
Success Rate	Percentage of successful deliveries
Average Duration (ms)	Mean response time from your endpoint

Breakdown by Event Type

View metrics grouped by event type:

Total count per event type
Success and failure counts
Average duration per event type

Time Series Data

Graph data shows delivery trends over time with:

Timestamp
Success count
Failure count

Time Period Filters

Analyze data across different time ranges:

24h — Last 24 hours
week — Last 7 days
month — Last 30 days
3m — Last 3 months
6m — Last 6 months
1y — Last year

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Webhook returning 5xx errors

Check your endpoint is accessible
Verify your server can handle the request payload
Review server logs for errors

Webhook timeout

Ensure your endpoint responds promptly
Process webhooks asynchronously if needed
Return 200 immediately, process data in background

Missing webhooks

Verify webhook URL in application settings
Check your firewall allows incoming requests
Review logs for delivery attempts

Testing Webhooks

Use tools like webhook.site to test webhook deliveries in Sandbox mode.

Create a temporary webhook URL
Update your application's webhook URL
Trigger test events
Inspect received payloads

Best Practices

Respond quickly — Return 200 status promptly
Handle duplicates — Use event IDs to prevent duplicate processing
Log everything — Store webhook payloads for debugging
Monitor failures — Set up alerts for failed deliveries
Verify signatures — Validate webhook signatures using your Webhook Signing Secret