Check webhook configuration: Ensure that your webhook configuration is correct and matches the requirements of your webhook provider. Check that the URL, HTTP method, headers, and payload match the required format.Check logs: Review your webhook logs to check for any errors or failures and to ensure that data is being transmitted correctly.Test webhook: Test your webhook by sending test data and checking that it is received correctly. Use a tool such as RequestBin to inspect incoming webhook data.Check firewall: Ensure that your firewall is not blocking incoming webhook requests.Verify endpoint: Verify that the endpoint where the webhook is being sent is active and can receive data. Check that the endpoint is responding with the correct HTTP status codes.Check response format: Ensure that your webhook provider sends data in the expected format. Verify that the payload contains all the required data and that it is in the expected format.
Common webhook pitfalls to avoid include misconfigured webhooks, unreliable or unsecured webhook providers, data validation issues, and endpoint unavailability.