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Webhook delivery log export at 02:00
Night export of accept, reject, and replay outcomes for webhook audits — one file product and finance open without chat archaeology.
A noisy day of callbacks without a night file leaves product and finance arguing from screenshots. The 02:00 webhook delivery log export freezes accept, reject, and replay outcomes into one CSV/JSON both teams open next morning — not an ops-metrics dump and not an inbound-retry playbook.
Related: Webhook contract before the first send, Signature and replay-window gate, Duplicate webhook must not create a second debit, Event order vs ledger posting, Ops metrics export at 02:00.
IOSOR is white-label prepaid. USD 20 funds a night file; soft review near USD 1,000/month prices a missing delivery log as recon debt.
Delivery log export is not ops metrics
Ops metrics freeze HB age, smoke, and error-class macros (Ops metrics export at 02:00). This night pack freezes per-event delivery outcomes: accepted, signature-reject, window-reject, duplicate-ack, replayed, parked. Share the 02:00 clock if you must; never merge both intents into one blob. Soft USD 1,000/month treats a renamed metrics CSV as volume debt; USD 20 proves a dedicated delivery-log path.
Columns for accept, reject, and replay
| Column | Why |
|---|---|
| Window id + cutoff UTC | Bound the night for every reader |
| Event / message ID | Join to debit and inbox |
| Outcome class | Accept, reject, duplicate, replay, park |
| Gate reason | Signature fail vs window reject vs contract miss |
| Debit link flag | Money once, never, or needs recon |
| Consumer / queue id | Which worker owned the ACK |
Outcome classes match the contract (Webhook contract before the first send). Gate vocabulary: Signature and replay-window gate. Duplicates stay one money line: Duplicate webhook must not create a second debit.
Same night file for product and finance
Product: accept vs reject last night? Finance: every settled debit joins an accepted event once? Ops: replay/reject counts without Slack archaeology? Soft USD 1,000/month makes mismatched morning stories a recon incident; USD 20 proves finance opens the file. Shared words: Shared status language for product and finance. Out-of-order posting: Event order vs ledger posting.
Cadence with other 02:00 exports
Wallet month-end closes calendar money. Ops metrics freezes HB/smoke. Failover and fraud freeze their shapes. This page freezes webhook delivery outcomes — accept/reject/replay and debit-link flags. Named files, owners, same UTC cutoff — or admit the gap.
Buyer checklist for webhook delivery log export
- Dedicated delivery-log night file — not ops-metrics rename?
- Accept, reject, duplicate, replay, and park classes present?
Start with IOSOR
Go to the console observability exports panel and enable the 02:00 UTC webhook delivery log scheduled drop alongside your ops metrics pack.
IOSOR takeaway
Exporting webhook delivery outcomes at 02:00 UTC provides an immutable, per-event record of accepted, signature-rejected, replayed, and parked messages. Separating this delivery outcome log from high-level ops metrics gives engineering, product, and finance a shared truth for settled debits and delivery failures without digging through ad-hoc logs.
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