# Webhook

The Webhook Notifications page provides a centralized platform to monitor the status of webhook requests sent by the system to external applications or services. This page allows you to track the success or failure of these requests, identify potential issues, and take corrective actions as needed.

### **Accessing the Webhook Notifications Page**

1. Log into the banking application using your credentials.
2. Navigate to the "**Operations**" section.
3. Select **Notifications** from the dropdown.
4. Select the "**Webhook**" page from the available options.

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## **Understanding the Webhook Notification Table**

The Webhook Notifications page displays a table with the following columns:

* **S/N:** The sequential number of the webhook request is
* **Payload Reference:** Unique identifier of the payload data associated with the request.
* **Notification Type:** Type of notification sent (e.g., Postings, Account Updated).
* **Bank Code:** The bank code associated with the request.
* **Retries:** Number of times the request has been retried.
* **Is Successful:** Indicates whether the request was successful or not.
* **Error Response:** The external system will receive an error message if the request fails.
* **Success Response:** Success message received from the external system if the request was successful.
* **Date Created:** Date and time when the request was sent.
* **Actions:**
  * **Resend:** Allows you to resend a failed webhook request manually.

By effectively utilizing the Webhook Notifications page and following these best practices, you can ensure the reliable and efficient delivery of Webhook notifications, improving the overall integration and communication between your banking system and external applications.


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