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Admin > Webhook Logs

The Webhook Logs section in Logixx CRM allows system administrators to track, filter, and troubleshoot outgoing webhook requests sent from the system. This is useful for monitoring integrations with external services and ensuring data is transmitted successfully.

Accessing Webhook Logs

To view the Webhook Logs:

Go to Admin > Services > Webhook Logs.


🖥️ Webhook Logs Interface

Filter Panel

Use the Filter button to narrow down log entries based on:

  • Time Range – Choose a custom or predefined time window.

  • App – Search for a specific app involved in webhook events.

Table Columns

Each webhook entry is listed in a row with the following columns:

Column Name

Description

Event Time

The timestamp when the triggering event occurred.

Event

The name of the event that triggered the webhook.

App

The application that initiated the webhook.

Sent Time

The timestamp when the webhook was sent to the target URL.

Status Code

The HTTP response code received from the target system (e.g., 200).

Profile

The webhook profile name configured in the system.

URL

The destination endpoint where the webhook was sent.

Data

The full payload of data sent with the webhook request.

Response

The response content returned from the target system.

Post Process Result

Additional result status after the webhook is executed (if applicable).


🔍 Viewing Webhook Details

Click the arrow next to any log entry row to expand and view detailed webhook information.

Detailed View Includes:

Field

Example / Description

Overview

High-level summary of the webhook execution.

Event

Specific CRM action that triggered the webhook.

Event Time

Timestamp of when the event occurred.

Sent Time

Timestamp of when the webhook was sent.

Webhook Profile

The profile or template used for the webhook.

URL

The full destination URL where the webhook was posted.

Response Status Code

HTTP response code from the target system

Data

JSON payload sent in the webhook, containing CRM-related fields such as contact info, DTI, and more.

Response Content

Server response message from the external system.


🔁 Use Cases

  • Troubleshooting Integration Issues – Identify if data was sent correctly and what the response was.

  • Monitoring Activity – Review frequency and patterns of webhook executions.

  • Audit Trail – Keep a detailed record of system interactions with third-party apps.

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