Subscription Webhook Information

You can consult the activities associated with subscription webhooks, as well as manage all changes made and related data.

For your security and control, all changes are recorded and can be consulted in the “Audit”.

On this page:

• Detail

• Activities

  • How to filter the Activities list

• Audit

  • How to filter the Audit list

Detail

In the Detail section, you can edit or view information such as name, URL, simultaneous submissions, webhook status, and filter by all, marketplaces, or products.

Steps:

1 - Access the list of subscription webhooks - a screen with the data will be displayed.

2 - In the Detail tab, you can edit or view the following information:

1. Name: name of your webhook;

2. URL: destination URL obtained in the system in question (or with the responsible developer);

3. Simultaneous Submissions: maximum number of simultaneous submissions that Guru should perform - indicate an appropriate value to avoid overloading the destination server;

4. Status: for which subscription statuses the webhook should be sent - you can select more than one;

5. Filter by: check filter by all, marketplaces or products⁽¹⁾;

6. Active: switch the button to the on position.

^{(1) When choosing to filter by “all” or “marketplaces”, any new product created will be automatically associated with the webhook.}

Activities

As a security measure, Guru stores a history of all webhook data submissions, identifying the user, date/time of the operation, and other details. You can consult this information at any time.

Steps:

1 - Access the list of subscription webhooks - a screen with the data will be displayed.

2 - Click on the tab Activities.

3 - Activities are displayed in a timeline (from most recent to oldest).

4 - If desired, you can view the activity details by clicking on its title.

5 - Click on one of the available sections to view the data:

Detail

Displays detailed information about the activity in question.

1. ID: identification number (ID) of the update;

2. Type of change made;

3. JSON¹: event data in JSON format - when applicable;

4. Queued on: date the webhook was queued;

5. Started on: activity start date;

6. Finished on: activity end date;

7. Created on: activity registration date.

(1) Displayed only for events that pass through Guru's processing queue.

How to filter the Activities list

You can use the filters to view a smaller subset of existing activities. This feature is useful for finding specific activities you want to view.

Steps:

1 - Access the list of subscription webhooks - a screen with the data will be displayed.

2 - Click on the tab Activities.

3 - Under Activities, click on Filters.

4 - Fill in one or more filter options:

1. Period: searches for audits registered in the selected period - you can use the predefined time interval buttons or select the date you want to view;

5 - Click on Filter.

Audit

As a security measure, Guru stores a history of all operations performed, identifying the user, date/time of the operation, and other details. You can consult the history of changes made to a webhook at any time.

Steps:

1 - Access the list of subscription webhooks - a screen with the data will be displayed.

2 - Click on the tab Audit.

3 - Activities are displayed in a timeline (from most recent to oldest).

4 - If desired, you can view the activity details by clicking on its title.

5 - In the Detail section, you can view the data:

Detail

Displays detailed information about the activity in question.

1. ID: update identification number (ID);

2. Type of change made;

3. Created on: date of activity registration.

User

Displays the information of the user who performed the action.

1. Name: name of the user who performed the operation;

2. Email: email of the user who performed the operation.

Infrastructure

Displays infrastructure information (country, IP, user agent…) related to the activity.

1. Country, Region, City, Latitude & Longitude: location of the device that performed the activity.

2. IP: device IP address.

3. User Agent: identification of the user agent that performed the operation.

How to filter the Audit list

You can use the filters to view a smaller subset of existing audits. This feature is useful for finding specific audits you want to view.

Steps:

1 - Access the list of subscription webhooks - a screen with the data will be displayed.

2 - Click on the Audit tab.

3 - Under Audit, click on Filters.

4 - Fill in one or more filter options:

1. Period: searches for audits registered in the selected period - you can use the predefined time interval buttons or select the date you want to view;

5 - Click on Filter.

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