Unique identifier with ‘t’ prefix

Client identifier for routing

Associated webhook ID

Local port to deliver requests to

Current webhook status. Can be ‘active’ or ‘inactive’

Connection status. Can be ‘connected’ or ‘disconnected’

Webhook configuration object

{
  storage: {
    storeHeaders: boolean;
    storeRequestBody: boolean;
    storeResponseBody: boolean;
    maxRequestBodySize: number;  // in bytes
    maxResponseBodySize: number; // in bytes
  };
  headers: {
    allowList?: string[];       // Only store these headers
    blockList?: string[];       // Never store these headers
    sensitiveHeaders?: string[]; // Replace with "[REDACTED]"
  };
  requests: {
    allowedMethods?: string[];  // Only allow specific HTTP methods
    allowedFrom?: string[];    // Only allow specific paths
    blockedFrom?: string[];    // Block specific paths
    maxRequestsPerMinute?: number;
    maxRetries?: number;
  };
}

Owner user ID

Organization ID

Unique identifier with ‘evt’ prefix

Associated webhook ID

Original incoming webhook data (RequestPayload)

Current status. Can be ‘pending’, ‘processing’, ‘completed’, or ‘failed’

Number of retry attempts made

Maximum allowed retries

Failure explanation if applicable

When the event was received (ISO date string)

Unique identifier with ‘req’ prefix

Associated webhook ID

Associated event ID

Associated webhook ID

Active connection ID if applicable

Request details (RequestPayload)

Current status. Can be ‘pending’, ‘completed’, or ‘failed’

Response if completed (ResponsePayload)

Response time in milliseconds

When the request was made (ISO date string)

When the request completed (ISO date string)

Unique request identifier

HTTP method used

Request URL

HTTP headers as key-value pairs

Request size in bytes

Base64 encoded request body

Unix timestamp of the request

Content-Type of the request

IP address of the client