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Receive and troubleshoot webhooks, per provider
Every provider signs, retries, and reports failures differently. These guides cover the details that matter when you consume their webhooks: how to verify authenticity, what the retry behaviour means for your handler, the common failure scenarios, and how to debug them. HookWatch works with any provider that sends HTTP webhooks — these pages are practical guides, not claims of official partnerships.
GitHub Receive and process GitHub webhooks reliably — X-Hub-Signature-256 verification, fast acknowledgement, event filtering with X-GitHub-Event, redelivery, and a debugging checklist. pushpull_requestworkflow_run Read the guide Paddle Receive and process Paddle webhooks reliably — Paddle-Signature (ts/h1) verification, fast acknowledgement, retries, dedupe on the event id, and a debugging checklist. transaction.completedsubscription.canceledsubscription.updated Read the guide Shopify Receive and process Shopify webhooks reliably — X-Shopify-Hmac-Sha256 verification, X-Shopify-Topic routing, fast acknowledgement, dedupe on X-Shopify-Webhook-Id, and a debugging checklist. orders/createorders/paidapp/uninstalled Read the guide Stripe How to receive, verify, and reliably process Stripe webhooks — signature verification with Stripe-Signature, fast acknowledgement, retries, idempotency, and a debugging checklist. invoice.payment_failedcheckout.session.completedcustomer.subscription.updated Read the guide Telegram Receive Telegram bot updates over webhooks — setWebhook with a secret_token, X-Telegram-Bot-Api-Secret-Token verification, getWebhookInfo diagnostics, update_id dedupe, and a debugging checklist. messagecallback_querymy_chat_member Read the guide
Each guide pairs with the cross-provider fundamentals: signature verification, retry design, and idempotent processing.
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See every delivery a provider sends you.
Point a provider's webhook at a HookWatch endpoint and get the full request, response, and attempt history for every delivery — plus replay once your handler is fixed.