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Effective webhook monitoring is crucial for maintaining reliable integrations. This guide covers how to monitor webhook performance, and diagnose issues before they impact your users.

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Monitoring overview

Rise provides comprehensive webhook monitoring through the dashboard:

Rise dashboard metrics

Built-in analytics showing delivery success rates and response times

Delivery tracking

Monitor individual webhook deliveries and their status

Performance insights

Track response times and identify performance trends

Error analysis

Identify patterns in webhook failures and errors

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Rise dashboard monitoring

The Rise app provides comprehensive webhook monitoring out of the box:

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Accessing webhook analytics

1

Navigate to webhooks

Go to Settings → Webhooks in your Rise dashboard
2

Select webhook

Click on the webhook you want to monitor
3

View analytics

Click the “Analytics” tab to see performance metrics
4

Check delivery history

Switch to “Delivery History” for detailed event logs

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Key metrics in Rise dashboard

Success rate

Last 24h: 99.2%Percentage of successful first-attempt deliveries

Average response time

Last 24h: 1.2sAverage time for your endpoint to respond

Total events

Last 24h: 1,247Number of webhook events delivered

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Delivery status tracking

The delivery history shows detailed information for each webhook:
  • Delivered - Successful delivery with 2xx response
  • Retrying - Failed delivery, retries in progress
  • Failed - All retry attempts exhausted
  • Response details - HTTP status, response time, headers

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Monitoring checklist

Ensure comprehensive webhook monitoring coverage:
  • Regular review of webhook analytics
  • Delivery history monitoring
  • Response time tracking
  • Error pattern analysis
  • Success rate trending
  • Event volume monitoring

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Rise dashboard features

The Rise dashboard provides all the monitoring capabilities you need for webhook delivery:

Delivery history

Detailed logs: View every webhook delivery attempt with full detailsFilter options: Search by status, date, event type, or response code

Error insights

Error analysis: Identify common failure patterns and root causesResponse details: View full HTTP responses and error messages

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What’s next?

With monitoring in place, you’re prepared to handle issues proactively:

Troubleshooting Guide

Learn how to diagnose and fix common webhook issues

Testing Guide

Review testing strategies to prevent issues

Security Best Practices

Ensure your monitoring doesn’t expose sensitive data

Event Reference

Technical reference for webhook event types and payloads
Monitoring tip: Start with basic monitoring and gradually add more sophisticated metrics as your webhook usage grows. Focus on user impact metrics alongside technical metrics.
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