> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.parceltracer.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Monitoring Webhooks

ParcelTracer provides a powerful **monitoring dashboard** to track and manage your webhook deliveries in real-time.

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## Webhook History

You can access detailed webhook delivery logs directly in the app.

* **View Attempt History**:\
  Check all webhook deliveries, their status (success/failure), response codes, and detailed payloads.

* **Filter By Date & Granularity**:\
  Quickly filter attempts by specific time windows and aggregation levels (minutes, hours, days).

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/parceltracer-a1366534/TGyU19e1IXblA6lx/images/webhook-invocation-history.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=TGyU19e1IXblA6lx&q=85&s=b88499f3a5f707a125fdb0b3afd64723" alt="Webhook Monitoring Screenshot" width="2616" height="1120" data-path="images/webhook-invocation-history.png" />

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## Exporting Webhook Attempts

You can **export webhook attempt logs** to Excel for further analysis and reporting.

This helps:

* Debug delivery issues.
* Share logs with your engineering or support teams.
* Perform in-depth analysis offline.

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## Retry and Dead Letter Queue

ParcelTracer automatically retries webhook deliveries up to **5 times** if the initial attempt fails.

* Failed deliveries beyond 5 retries are placed in the **Dead Letter Queue (DLQ).**
* The DLQ is visible in the app under **Webhook Monitoring.**

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/parceltracer-a1366534/TGyU19e1IXblA6lx/images/webhook-dlq.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=TGyU19e1IXblA6lx&q=85&s=e7b42ae1e9e1c985298310b1301197ab" alt="Dead Letter Queue Screenshot" width="2626" height="758" data-path="images/webhook-dlq.png" />

You can:

* 🗑️ Purge failed attempts.
* 🔄 Manually retry individual deliveries.

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## Best Practices

* Monitor webhook failures regularly.
* Investigate dead letter queue items.
* Keep an eye on response times and failure rates.

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## You're All Set!

You now know how to:

* Register webhooks.
* Secure them.
* Monitor and troubleshoot them.
