Observability
Track endpoint health with Activity charts, outcome filters, and log analysis.
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Use Request activity to detect failures quickly and confirm fixes.
Purpose
This guide helps you:
- Read request volume trends.
- Investigate request outcomes and error reasons.
- Isolate endpoint-specific problems.
Prerequisites and permissions
- Signed-in access to
Request activity. - At least one endpoint receiving traffic.
Step-by-step workflow
1. Open Request activity
The page has two views:
Volume ChartRequest Log
Both support endpoint filtering.
2. Analyze request volume
In Volume Chart:
- Choose endpoint (
All endpointsor one endpoint). - Choose window (
Month,Week,Day). - Navigate previous/next windows.
- Review
total,average, andpeakcounts.
UI cue: chart labels and summary metrics update immediately when endpoint/window changes.
3. Investigate request outcomes
In Request Log:
- Use outcome filters (
All,Success,Errors,Test). - Review
OutcomeandError reasoncolumns. - Page through results for large datasets.
Current outcomes:
ACCEPTEDAUTH_FAILEDCAPTCHA_FAILEDDELIVERY_FAILEDDISABLEDFIELD_VALIDATION_FAILEDMISSING_REQUIRED_HEADERSMETHOD_NOT_ALLOWEDTEST_ACCEPTEDTEST_REJECTEDTEST_RATE_LIMITED
4. Drill down by endpoint
- Filter to one endpoint.
- Compare outcomes against endpoint settings (method, auth, captcha, validation, outputs).
- Use trend direction to confirm recovery after changes.
Expected result and verification checks
- You can distinguish input rejection vs destination-delivery failures.
- You can scope incidents to one endpoint, one provider, or broader impact.
Data retention and privacy:
- Activity data is retained for 30 days.
- Request payload bodies are not stored.
Common issues and fixes
- Traffic drops to zero: verify sender integration and endpoint URL.
METHOD_NOT_ALLOWEDspikes: sender method drifted from endpoint setting.DELIVERY_FAILEDspikes: inspect relay target auth/URL/TLS and destination uptime.