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# Monitoring Shopify Webhook Activity

Use webhook records to monitor and troubleshoot how data moves between your Shopify store and fabric Dropship.

Each webhook represents an event—such as an order being created, a shipment being fulfilled, or inventory being updated. Reviewing these logs helps you confirm successful data transfers and identify any issues that may require troubleshooting.

This page provides guidance on viewing individual webhook events, filtering the webhook log, and understanding the information displayed for each record. Monitoring this activity can help ensure your integration remains healthy and up to date.

### Understanding webhook details

The webhook history log includes the following details which are also available when [viewing details for a specific webhook](/v3/dropship/dropship-suppliers/integrations/shopify-integration/monitoring-shopify-webhook-activity#viewing-details-for-a-specific-webhook):

| **Field**        | **Description**                                               | **Example Data**                                              |
| :--------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------ | :------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **ID**           | Unique identifier for the webhook event.                      | `100877`, `100878`, `100879`                                  |
| **Topic**        | Type of event and action performed                            | `products/update`, `fulfillments/create`, `orders/cancelled`. |
| **Received**     | Date and time the webhook was received by Dropship.           | `August 10, 2023 @ 12:17 PM`, `March 21, 2025 @ 10:02 AM`     |
| **Has Message?** | Indicator of whether a message was returned with the webhook. | `checkmark` if message is included, `blank` if no message     |
| **Status**       | The outcome of the webhook event.                             | `Success`, `Skipped`, `Failed`                                |

### Viewing details for a specific webhook

You can view more detailed information about a webhook event, including request and response data for activities, such as investigating errors or confirming the data exchanged with Shopify.

1. In the menu at the top of the page in Dropship, click your business name and then click **Supplier Settings**.
   The **Supplier Settings** page is displayed.
2. On the **Supplier Settings** page, click **Integrations**.
   The **Integrations** page is displayed.
3. On the **Integrations** page, click **Options** next to **Shopify** and select **Webhook History**.
   The **Shopify Webhook History** page is displayed.
4. To view an individual event's details, click its **ID**.
   The **Inspect Webhook** window is displayed.

### Filtering webhook logs

You can filter the webhook history log to find events based on specific criteria such as event status, topic, or date to refine large sets of logs and make troubleshooting more efficient.

1. In the menu at the top of the page in Dropship, click your business name and then click **Supplier Settings**.
   The **Supplier Settings** page is displayed.
2. On the **Supplier Settings** page, click **Integrations**.
   The **Integrations** page is displayed.
3. On the **Integrations** page, click **Options** next to **Shopify** and select **Webhook History**.
   The **Shopify Webhook History** page is displayed.
4. To filter webhook events, click **Filter**.
   The filter window is displayed.
   * To filter by status, click **Expand** next to **Status** and select one or more options.
   * To filter by topic, click **Expand** next to **Topic** and select one or more options.
   * To filter by the date the webhook was created, click **Expand** next to **Created At** and select a date range from the **Preset** field or enter a date range manually using the **Start Date** and **End Date** fields.
5. Click **Update**.

The filters you set up are applied to the list of webhook events.