The Webhook Inbox lets you create dedicated endpoints that record every HTTP request sent to them. Instead of setting up a local server or reading raw logs, you get a live dashboard that shows you exactly what a third-party service sent — headers, body, query parameters, and all — the moment the request arrives.Documentation Index
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What it’s useful for
Use the Webhook Inbox any time you need to observe what an external service is actually sending your way. Common scenarios include:- Verifying the exact payload shape that Stripe, GitHub, Slack, or another service sends for a given event
- Debugging a webhook integration that isn’t behaving as expected
- Confirming that a retry or re-delivery reaches your endpoint
- Sharing a live capture URL with a teammate or vendor during an integration call
Webhook URL format
Each inbox gets a unique URL based on your team and project:What each captured request shows
Every request recorded by an inbox displays the following fields:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Method | The HTTP verb used (e.g., POST, GET) |
| Headers | All request headers sent by the caller |
| Body | The raw request body, pretty-printed when valid JSON |
| Query parameters | Any ?key=value pairs appended to the URL |
| Timestamp | The exact date and time the request was received |
Real-time delivery
Requests appear in the dashboard the moment they arrive — no need to refresh the page. The dashboard maintains a live WebSocket connection to the server, so every team member viewing the same inbox sees new requests simultaneously.Storage limits
Swisstools keeps the 50 most recent requests per inbox for 12 hours. Once the limit is reached, the oldest request is dropped to make room for the newest one.Create a webhook inbox
Set up a new inbox and get your unique capture URL in under a minute.
View requests in real time
Learn how to read captured requests and use the live dashboard.